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I recently published a VS Code extension for dotenv-diff, this is quite simpler than the dotenv-diff npm package. The problem: you don't always want to install a dependency. The so…

Hi HN This is the documentation site for dotenv-diff It’s a CLI tool that scans you’re codebase for environment variable usage in you’re codebase and detects issues about them. Exa…

Hi HN, I’ve been curious about this as I recently started maintaining my open source project. I’m trying to understand what actually makes people decide to contribute to projects i…

I am working on enviroment variables scanner - NPM package :) https://github.com/Chrilleweb/dotenv-diff

Hi HN, I’ve been working on a small open source CLI tool in my spare time and recently reached a point where it feels “done enough” to share — but I’m unsure what the right next st…

Hi HN, I recently built a small open source CLI tool that scans a codebase for environment variable issues (missing env vars, unused vars, framework-specific mistakes like Next.js …

I'm looking for input from senior engineers who have more experience than me with large codebases and team workflows. I built a CLI tool that scans the codebase and warns about the…

Thanks for the advice, and i think you are 100% right. i am already working as a software developer, so the only reason that i want it to get noticed, its because i just think its …

Hi HN, I recently released an open-source tool that solves a real problem I kept running into, and now I’m wondering how other developers get visibility for their projects. I'm not…

Cool game, i really like the selection animation :)

Thanks you for the comment :) I am currently working on a turbo mono repo frontend on my work with maybe 20-25 different env variables. Here the dotenv-diff is really a game change…

Hello everyone, I recently built a tool that I personally needed for my own projects, and now I’m super curious if other developers would actually find it useful. It’s called doten…