envio 0.5.0

Envio is a command-line tool that simplifies the management of environment variables across multiple profiles. It allows users to easily switch between different configurations and apply them to their current environment. Envio also encrypts sensitive environment variable values to ensure secure storage and transmission
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// In this example we edit the environment variable of the profile passed as the first argument to the program

fn main() {
    let args: Vec<String> = std::env::args().collect();

    if args.len() != 5 {
        println!("Usage: <profile_name> <key> <env_var_to_edit> <new_value>");
        return;
    }

    let profile_name = args[1].to_string(); // The first argument is the name of the profile
    let key = args[2].to_string(); // The second argument is the key to decrypt the profile

    // We use the age encryption type here
    // If the profile was encrypted with a different encryption type you can use the encryption type that was used to encrypt the profile
    // For example if the profile was encrypted with the GPG encryption type you would use the following line instead:
    // let encryption_type = envio::crypto::create_encryption_type(key, "gpg"); -- Over here key would be the fingerprint of the GPG key used to encrypt the profile
    let encryption_type = envio::crypto::create_encryption_type(key, "age");

    let mut profile = envio::get_profile(profile_name, encryption_type).unwrap();

    // print the environment variables in that profile before editing
    for (env_var, value) in &profile.envs {
        println!("{}: {}", env_var, value);
    }

    let env_var_to_edit = args[3].to_string(); // The second argument is the environment variable to edit
    let new_value = args[4].to_string(); // The third argument is the new value of the environment variable

    profile.edit_env(env_var_to_edit, new_value);
    profile.push_changes();

    // print the environment variables in that profile after editing
    for (env_var, value) in &profile.envs {
        println!("{}: {}", env_var, value);
    }
}