CLI Options Reference

Option	Default	Description
`-o, --output <path>`	same as source file	Optional output file path–if omitted defaults to in-place interpolation _{⚠️ Only applicable when a single source file is provided}
`-f, --env-file <paths...>`	`[]`	Path(s) to your env file(s) _{ℹ️ Forwarded to dotenvx without additional processing}
`--ignore-unset-vars`	`false`	Do not abort if source file(s) contain variables not defined in env file(s) (by default, throws the first unset variable error encountered)
`--encoding <name>`	`'utf-8'`	Encoding of your source and env file(s) _{ℹ️ Both used internally and forwarded to dotenvx}
`--env-keys-file <path>`	same as env file	Path to your .env.keys file _{ℹ️ Forwarded to dotenvx without additional processing}
`--overload`	`false`	Override existing env variables _{ℹ️ Forwarded to dotenvx without additional processing}
`--convention <name>`	`undefined`	Load a .env convention (available conventions: `['nextjs', 'flow']`) _{ℹ️ Forwarded to dotenvx without additional processing}
`-v, --verbose`	`false`	Sets log level to verbose _{ℹ️ Both used internally and forwarded to dotenvx}
`-q, --quiet`	`false`	Sets log level to error _{ℹ️ Both used internally and forwarded to dotenvx}
`-V, --version`	–	Output the package version number
`-h, --help`	–	Display help info for the command

🔍 Further Reading

For more details on options forwarded to dotenvx, see the official Dotenvx CLI Documentation.
Check out the supported syntax for defining interpolation variables in your source files.