An easily-installable git filter which hides your projects' sensitive data, while maximising collaboration and reproducibility.
It's like nbstripout for your .env
files.
Eg. your local .env
looks like this
MY_SECRET_USERNAME=something-very-secret
MY_SECRET_PASSWORD=IqLTLrFviwHTDKWGZoR7uB2JtM1wjwE34MBwoztE
but your .env
on GitHub looks like this
MY_SECRET_USERNAME=
MY_SECRET_PASSWORD=
If you want to know more, I've written a blog post about how and why I created this package.
First, install the python package which does the stripping and manages the git filter.
pip install dotenv-stripout
Then, to install the filter in the current repo, run
dotenv-stripout install
To remove the filter from the current repo, run
dotenv-stripout uninstall
You can check whether the filter is installed in a repo by running
dotenv-stripout status
Adding the --global
flag to any command will point them to your global git config instead, with the installed filter applying to commits in any repo.
You can also use the CLI to strip your actual working .env
files in the current repo. Just run
dotenv-stripout