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.env Parser for Environment Variable Inspection

Parse .env text into a key/value table locally in your browser and export JSON. Sensitive key names such as SECRET, PASSWORD, and TOKEN are masked for safer review.

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Use cases

  • Check whether required variables are present
  • Convert .env content to JSON for comparison
  • Review configs without fully exposing secrets on screen

How to use

  1. Paste .env content
  2. Review the key/value table
  3. Export JSON if needed

Example input and output

.env

DB_HOST=localhost

Parsed

DB_HOST → localhost

FAQ

How are sensitive values shown?

Keys whose names include common secret markers such as SECRET, PASSWORD, or TOKEN are masked to reduce accidental exposure while screen sharing.

Does it support export prefixes and quoted values?

It handles common dotenv forms. Complex multiline values or unusual escapes should still follow your runtime’s parser rules.

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