Takes a bash shell export command and turns it into a json object
Why you ask? I found myself doing it more than once by hand.
This is a Node.js package so needs node.js runtime.
This package is published on npmjs.com
npm install envarizer
envarizer ./test/test-file.sh
example input
#!/usr/bin/env bash
export ENV_VAR_A=/var/log
export ENV_VAR_B=a string
export ENV_VAR_C=john.smyth@example.comexample output
[ ENV_VAR_A: '/var/log',
ENV_VAR_B: 'a string',
ENV_VAR_C: 'john.smyth@example.com' ]