✨ Features

🔑 EnvLock Key Sync Checker

Automatically detect all .env files in your workspace and compare keys across them. See exactly which keys are missing or extra in each file at a glance.

🟡 Missing Key Highlighting

Yellow/orange squiggly underlines in the editor for any key that exists in .env.example but is missing in the current .env file. Hover tooltips show exactly which files are missing each key.

🔴 Secret Leak Prevention

Scans all .env files and warns if they're not in .gitignore
Shows a prominent red warning banner at the top of unprotected files
"Add to .gitignore" command auto-fixes this instantly
Detects if .env files are staged in git and shows a blocking warning

A custom activity bar panel showing:

All env files with key count, missing key count, and status icons
✅ Synced · ⚠️ Missing keys · 🔴 Not in .gitignore
Click any file to open it in the editor
Sync Keys button to add missing keys with empty values
Generate .env.example button

🔠 Key Autocomplete

When editing any .env file, get autocomplete suggestions based on keys from other env files in the same project — with source file info shown.

⚖️ Diff View

Compare any two .env files side by side in VS Code's native diff editor:

Green = only in left file
Red = only in right file
Yellow = same key, different value

📊 Status Bar

A persistent status bar item showing:

🔐 ENV: ✅ — all synced and protected
🔐 ENV: ⚠️ 3 issues — issues found (click to open dashboard)
🔐 ENV: ⚠️ 🔴 Security risk! — unprotected files detected

📦 Installation

From VS Code Marketplace

Open VS Code
Go to Extensions (Ctrl+Shift+X / Cmd+Shift+X)
Search for "EnvLock"
Click Install

🙏 Acknowledgements

Built with ❤️ using the VS Code Extension API. Inspired by the need to keep teams secure and in sync when managing environment configurations. Happy coding! Rishabh Singh 💻