Tool to populate environment variables to a context on CircleCI. Uses the CircleCI CLI tool under the hood and simplifies the process of getting all your secrets populated.
Requires you to have installed and configured the CircleCI CLI tool. You'll also need to create a personal token on a user with admin access to the organization you are wanting to add the variables to.
circleci setupcircenvYou can pass in all the required prompts as commandline arguments, including the variables themselves if you don't want to use a .env file.
circenv -t T0k3N1234 -o MyOrg -c context-name -e VAR_1=SECRET123 -e VAR_2=ANOTHERSECRET -e VAR_3Uses your token from ~/.circleci/cli.yml by default. This is the preferred option as it allows you to also use the CircleCI CLI tool for other purposes. If you don't want to store your token in a file, you can pass it in as seen above whenever you run the command.
The name of your Github organization. The tool currently doesn't support Bithbucket, but it would be fairly simple to implement if you needed to.
Context name can be an already existing context, or it will create a new one.
The easiest way is to specify all your variables as a dotenv file. The script will parse the file and add all variables to your context. You can also pass them in completely via the cli, either in the format KEY=VALUE or just pull one of your already set variables by passing in just the KEY.