Thanks so much! Let us know if you try it out. Would love to hear what you think. Happy to give you a demo as well.
Cheers!

We provide drop in integrations that make it just work :) also can swap out direct calls to dotenv, or swap out the module itself with dependency overrides.

But great ideas are often at first totally misunderstood… so maybe it’s AMAZING?! 🤷‍♂️

Communication is hard 😂

It’s meant to be a drop in replacement for dotenv. No integration planned for the encryption parts in dotenvx at the moment.

Thanks :) 🧙‍♂️

The exec function lets you call out to any cli, but it’s a bit clunky. We just released a plugin system that enables deeper integrations without clis.

First plugin was for 1pass, cross platform native os keyring is next. Simple encryption, and other backends are in the works.

Thanks for this!

Also varlock.dev is a nice addition for securing secrets in general, especially with our 1pass plugin.

check out varlock.dev and the 1password plugin :)

So native .env loading is cool, but if you’re looking for not just an alternative, but an upgrade, you might like varlock.dev

you might like varlock.dev - there is as 1pass plugin, so you can have a full schema (with validation and docs!) and then set it via `fly secrets import < (varlock load --format env)`

Hoping they will add the ability to use the local app's cache. Not just for when you are offline, but also to reduce latency and rate limits.

I opened this issue - github.com/1Password/on... which is specifically about the JS sdk.

We are building some nice tooling on top of 1pass at varlock.dev

For sure :) we’ll be adding a plugin system soon that introduces custom functions to interact with different providers.

Have you seen varlock.dev

Devs are leaking sensitive api keys to AI coding assistants every day without realizing it. We are soon launching some encryption helpers to get these keys out of plaintext and totally solve that problem.

Plus our guardrails (leak detection) helps devs using AI move quickly w/ more safety.

Also, if you haven't already, check out moonrepo.dev - I found it does a great job of fixing some of the rough edges of turborepo.

Looks neat! Do you have any stated goals of how you want it to be different than existing tools?

Turborepo does the cli ui thing with multiple tabs. it's... fine.

Seems like moving it into a web browser would probably gives more opportunity to build a much better DX. Have been contemplating building that for quite a while...

have you seen dmno.dev ? There is an Infisical plugin :)