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Tiny Env Encryptor is a simple PHP command-line tool that helps you securely manage your environment variables by encrypting and decrypting them using TinyEnv.

Requirements

• PHP 7.1 or higher
• Composer
• TinyEnv

Installation

composer require datahihi1/tiny-env-encryptor:^1

Usage

After installation, you can use the tiny-env-encrypt command-line tool.

Generate Encryption Key

To generate a new encryption key, run:

vendor/bin/tiny-env-encrypt generate

This will create a key and display it. Store this key securely, as you'll need it for encryption and decryption.

Encrypt .env File

To encrypt your .env file, use the following command:

vendor/bin/tiny-env-encrypt encrypt <secret_key> .env [.env.encrypted] [key1 key2 ...]
- `<secret_key>`: The encryption key generated earlier.
- `.env`: The input file containing environment variables.
- `[.env.encrypted]`: (Optional) The output file to save the encrypted variables. If not provided, it will overwrite the input file.
- `[key1 key2 ...]`: (Optional) Specific keys to encrypt. If not provided, all variables will be encrypted.

Or helper:

$value = encrypt_env($value, $secretKey);

Decrypt .env File

To decrypt your encrypted .env file, use the following command:

vendor/bin/tiny-env-encrypt decrypt <secret_key> .env.encrypted [.env.decrypted]
- `<secret_key>`: The encryption key used for encryption.
- `.env.encrypted`: The input file containing encrypted environment variables.
- `[.env.decrypted]`: (Optional) The output file to save the decrypted variables. If not provided, it will overwrite the input file.

Or helper:

$value = decrypt_env($value, $secretKey);

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.