Environment

The `environment` command

The environment command is used to manage environments in Keyshade. An environment is a context in which secrets and variables are stored and accessed. It has a set of subcommands:

• create: This command is used to create a new environment.

• delete: This command is used to delete an existing environment.

• get: This command is used to get details of a specific environment.

• list: This command is used to list all environments.

• update: This command is used to update the properties of an existing environment.

Usage

keyshade environment <subcommand> [options]

create

Usage

keyshade environment create <project-slug> [options]

Arguments

These are the arguments supported by the create command:

<project-slug>

The slug of the project under which you want to add the environment.

Options

These are the options supported by the create command:

-n, --name <string>

The name of the environment.

-d, --description <string>

A description of the environment.

delete

Usage

keyshade environment delete <environment-id> [options]

Arguments

These are the arguments supported by the delete command:

<environment-id>

The ID of the environment which you want to delete.

get

Usage

keyshade environment get <environment-slug> [options]

Arguments

These are the arguments supported by the get command:

<environment-slug>

Slug of the environment which you want to fetch.

list

Usage

keyshade environment list <project-slug> [options]

Arguments

These are the arguments supported by the list command:

<project-slug>

Slug of the project whose environments you want.

Options

These are the options supported by the list command:

PAGINATION_OPTION

The list command supports pagination options. These options are defined in the PAGINATION_OPTION constant.

update

Usage

keyshade environment update <environment-slug> [options]

Arguments

These are the arguments supported by the update command:

<environment-slug>

Slug of the environment which you want to update.

Options

These are the options that might be supported by the update command:

-n, --name <string>

The new name for the environment.

-d, --description <string>

The new description for the environment.