Managing Environment Variables

Set, view, and sync environment variables between your local development environment and CreateOS.

List Variables

Bash
1createos env list

Values are shown in full by default. Use --hide to mask them:

Bash
1createos env list --hide

Set Variables

Bash
1# Set a single variable
2createos env set DATABASE_URL=postgres://localhost:5432/mydb
3
4# Set multiple at once
5createos env set API_KEY=sk-xxx SECRET=my-secret NODE_ENV=production

Remove a Variable

Bash
1createos env rm API_KEY

Sync with Local Files

Pull remote variables to a local `.env` file

Bash
1createos env pull

This creates a .env.<environment-name> file (e.g., .env.production). The CLI auto-adds .env.* to your .gitignore.

Push local variables to remote

Bash
1createos env push

The CLI reads your .env.<environment-name> file, shows what will change, and asks for confirmation. Use --force to skip confirmation in CI.

Specify a custom file

Bash
1createos env pull --file .env.local
2createos env push --file .env.staging

CI/CD Usage

Bash
1# Set from CI secrets
2createos env set DATABASE_URL=$DB_URL --project <id> --environment <id>
3
4# Pull for local debugging
5createos env pull --project <id> --environment <id> --force

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