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+# envy
+
+A CLI tool to manage multiple environments in projects, written in Golang.
+
+## Inspiration
+
+The main source of inspiration for this was the need to build a lightweight, self-hosted method to store and share .env files in an organized manner. There are other tools which can do this, but they are overkill and overweight for this use case.
+
+The current version performs all actions locally on the current system, but v2 will add support to give global access.
+
+## Features
+
+- Create separate environments for different sets of environment variables
+- Switch between environments with a simple command
+- Update environments with any changes made
+- Pin an environment to a project to auto pull the environment on a fresh initialization of the project
+- Format `.env` files and open them in your default editor
+- Export all environments created as separate files
+
+## Commands
+
+### envy
+
+- Enable or disable environment variables in the current `.env` file (comment or uncomment)
+
+### envy init
+
+- Initializes envy in your config directory
+- Creates a config and a database file to store environments
+
+### envy create
+
+- In a directory with no project, it creates a project and an environment with the `.env` file in that directory
+- In a directory with an existing project, it creates an environment
+- An `envy.toml` file is created
+
+### envy list
+
+- List all the environments in the current project
+
+### envy switch
+
+- Switch to another environment in the same project
+- `.env` file content is replaced with the new one
+
+### envy update
+
+- Update the current environment data with new data
+
+### envy pin
+
+- Pin an environment to the `envy.toml` file
+
+### envy fetch
+
+- Fetch the pinned environment in a fresh project without a `.env` file (like installing dependencies)
+
+### envy pretty
+
+- Format `.env` file in UNIX format (KEY=Value)
+
+### envy export
+
+- Export each environment in the project as a separate `.env` file
+
+### envy edit
+
+- Open .env file in the default editor