Compares a .env file with its .env.example template and reports missing keys, undocumented extra keys, empty values and example files that contain real looking secrets. Use when the user asks why an app fails on startup with missing configuration, or wants to check environment files before committing.
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Keeps .env and .env.example in step and stops secrets from leaking into the example file.
.env.example has no real credentials.python scripts/audit_env.py .env .env.example
The first argument is the real file, the second is the template.
JSON with:
missing: keys in the template that the real file does not define.extra: keys in the real file that the template does not document.empty: keys that are defined but have no value in the real file.suspicious_example_keys: keys in the template whose value looks like a real secret (long, mixed characters, on a name that contains KEY, SECRET, TOKEN or PASSWORD).The exit code is 1 when anything is reported. Values are never printed, only key names.
Fix suspicious_example_keys first: replace the value with a placeholder such as changeme, and rotate the
secret if the file was ever committed. Then add extra keys to the template and ask the user for missing values.
A missing file exits with code 2.
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