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A minimalist .env support for Neovim (WIP)

Prerequisites

Neovim 0.7.0+

Installing

Using packer

use { "ellisonleao/dotenv.nvim" }

Basic Usage

require('dotenv').setup()

Configuration

Additional settings are:

require('dotenv').setup({
  enable_on_load = true, -- will load your .env file upon loading a buffer
  verbose = false, -- show error notification if .env file is not found and if .env is loaded
})

Usage

Loading .env

If you prefer to not load the .env file upon opening a file, you can use the user command:

:Dotenv

Optionally use a file as param, if the file is not in the current directory

:Dotenv PATH

Inspecting an env (must load env first)

:DotenvGet ENV