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ln-733-env-configurator

Configures environment variables and secrets protection

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MIT
最近更新
2026-05-02
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01 前言 Front Matter

name
ln-733-env-configurator
license
MIT
description
Configures environment variables and secrets protection

02 资源文件 16

03 SKILL.md 正文

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ln-733-env-configurator

Type: L3 Worker Category: 7XX Project Bootstrap Parent: ln-730-devops-setup

Configures environment variables for development and production environments.


Purpose & Scope

Creates environment configuration files:

  • Does: Generate .env files, update .gitignore for secrets protection
  • Does NOT: Store secrets, manage external secrets managers, configure CI/CD secrets

Inputs

Input Source Description
Project Name Directory name Used for database/service naming
Backend Port Stack-dependent 5000 (.NET), 8000 (Python)
Frontend Port Default 3000
Database Port Default 5432
Detected Vars Code analysis Environment variables found in code

Outputs

File Purpose Template
.env.example Documented template env_example.template
.env.development Local development defaults env_development.template
.env.production Production placeholders env_production.template
.gitignore (append) Secrets protection gitignore_secrets.template

Workflow

Phase 1: Environment Discovery

Scan project for existing environment usage:

  • Check for existing .env files
  • Search code for process.env, os.environ, Configuration[]
  • Identify which variables are secrets vs configuration

Output: List of required environment variables with types

Phase 2: Variable Classification

Classify discovered variables:

Category Examples Treatment
Database DATABASE_URL, POSTGRES_* Auto-generate with project name
API Config API_PORT, LOG_LEVEL Use detected or defaults
Security JWT_SECRET, API_KEY Placeholder with warning
External REDIS_URL, SMTP_* Comment out as optional

Phase 3: Template Generation

Generate environment files from templates:

  1. Apply variable substitution
  2. Include all discovered variables
  3. Add comments for undocumented variables

Phase 4: Gitignore Update

Append secrets protection to .gitignore:

  1. Read existing .gitignore (if exists)
  2. Check if secrets patterns already present
  3. Append missing patterns from template
  4. Preserve existing entries

Generated File Structure

.env.example

Documented template with all variables:

  • Section headers (Database, Backend, Frontend, Security, External)
  • Descriptive comments for each variable
  • Safe placeholder values (never real secrets)
  • Optional variables commented out

.env.development

Ready-to-use development configuration:

  • Pre-filled values that work with docker-compose
  • Development-only secrets (clearly marked)
  • Debug-level logging enabled

.env.production

Production placeholder file:

  • ${VARIABLE} syntax for deployment substitution
  • Comments indicating required secrets
  • Production-appropriate defaults (Warning log level)

Security Best Practices

Practice Implementation
No real secrets Placeholder values only in templates
Gitignore protection All .env files except .env.example
Development warnings Mark dev secrets as insecure
Production guidance Comments about secrets manager usage
Key rotation reminder Note about regular secret rotation

Security Notes

Generated files include these security reminders:

  1. Never commit real secrets - .gitignore prevents accidental commits
  2. Use secrets manager - GitHub Secrets, AWS Secrets Manager for production
  3. Rotate secrets regularly - Especially JWT secrets
  4. Strong JWT secrets - Minimum 256 bits (32 bytes)
  5. Restrict CORS - Only allow necessary origins in production

Quality Criteria

Generated files must:

  • [ ] .env.example contains all required variables
  • [ ] No real secrets or passwords in any file
  • [ ] .gitignore updated with secrets patterns
  • [ ] .env.development works with docker-compose
  • [ ] .env.production uses placeholder syntax

Critical Notes

  1. Template-based: Use templates from references/. Do NOT hardcode file contents.
  2. Idempotent: Check file existence. Append to .gitignore, don't overwrite.
  3. No Real Secrets: Never generate files with actual passwords or API keys.
  4. Development Safety: Development defaults should work out-of-box with docker-compose.

Reference Files

File Purpose
env_example.template Documented .env template
env_development.template Development defaults
env_production.template Production placeholders
gitignore_secrets.template .gitignore additions

Version: 1.1.0 Last Updated: 2026-01-10

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