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Env example generator

Skill justhandledlabs/skills/skills/env-example-generator

Turn a .env into a shareable .env.example with keys preserved and values stripped. Use when the user says "make an env example", "redact my .env", or "create .env.example".From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add justhandledlabs/skills --skill env-example-generator

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Env Example Generator

Transform a .env file into safe .env.example content. This transformer preserves keys, comments, blank lines, and order, but never prints original values.

Workflow

  1. Run scripts/generate_env_example.py with a .env path, defaulting to ./.env.
  2. Review stdout. It contains .env.example content and a secret-looking key summary.
  3. Write .env.example only with --write. Existing files require --force.

Guardrails

  • Do not print or copy original values.
  • Do not read .env.example as input.
  • Do not validate application runtime behavior.

Verification

Run tests/test_env_example.py. Output must match fixtures/expected/.env.example and must not include input values.

Commercial Terms

Price: $0 / 0 credits. Free commercial use for personal or internal team workflows. Do not resell or redistribute the package as-is.

What ships with it: 2 files

2.4 KB alongside SKILL.md, 1 of them executable

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