Crate dotenv_verbatim 

A .env loader that takes the value verbatim: everything after the first =, with no expansion, no escape processing and no inline-comment stripping. A line that cannot be a key/value pair is skipped by number, never the rest of the file, and a variable already present in the process environment wins. Rationale and evidence: README.

Structs

Entry

One parsed key/value pair, borrowed from the parsed content.

Loaded

What the load did. Names are owned: the report outlives the file’s content. Default is exactly the missing-file report: nothing found, nothing applied.

Parsed

The result of a parse: the entries in file order plus the line numbers that were skipped.

Functions

load

Read the file, set every variable it declares that the process does not have yet, and report what became of every entry, so a caller can say which line of the file is not in force and why. A missing or unreadable file is not an error: the deployed environment provides real vars. A key repeated inside the file keeps its first value; the later line is reported as repeated.

parse

Parse .env content. Pure: touches neither the environment nor the filesystem.