Add optional to disable strip path and enable uppercasing the name #27
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This commit adds two new cli flags: 1. -strip-path Will remove the AWS_ENV_PATH from the environment variable, useful when you need to call aws-env multiple times and want to ensure that the environment variables exposed won't conflict with each other. 2. -uppercase Changes the capitalisation of the variable's name to all-caps. It is common for ssm parameters to be in all-lowercase whereas we obviously want the environment variables to be in uppercase.
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@orfin Any chance you could take a look at this PR? Cheers |
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This commit adds two new cli flags:
variable, useful when you need to call aws-env multiple times and want
to ensure that the environment variables exposed won't conflict with
each other.
all-caps. It is common for ssm parameters to be in all-lowercase whereas
we obviously want the environment variables to be in uppercase.