Github Check Env CLI

A CLI tool to check for environment variables in a project and verify their existence in GitHub secrets.

Installation

You can install the CLI tool globally from npm:

npm install -g gh-check-env-cli

Alternatively, you can install it as a dev dependency in your project:

npm install --save-dev gh-check-env-cli

Usage

Once installed, you can run the check-env command from your terminal.

As a global package

gh-check-env [options]

As a project dependency

You can add it to your package.json scripts:

"scripts": {
  "gh-check-env": "gh-check-env --repo your-repo --owner your-owner"
}

Then run it with:

npm run gh-check-env

Options

• --repo, -r: Repository name (required)
• --owner, -o: Repository owner (required)
• --dir, -d: Directory to scan (default: ".")
• --token, -t: GitHub token (can also be set with GHCR_TOKEN environment variable)

Example

gh-check-env --repo my-repo --owner my-username --token your-github-token

This will scan the current directory for environment variables, check them against the secrets in the specified GitHub repository, and log the results to the console.