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envlock + Java Example

Minimal Spring Boot app with secrets injected by envlock.

Prerequisites

• Java 17+

Run

npx envlock-core dev                # uses .env.development (default)
npx envlock-core dev --staging      # uses .env.staging
npx envlock-core dev --production   # uses .env.production

Flag	Description
(none)	Uses .env.development (default)
--staging	Uses .env.staging and injects staging secrets from 1Password
--production	Uses .env.production and injects production secrets from 1Password

The server starts at http://localhost:8080 with secrets decrypted from .env.development via 1Password.

Setting Up From Scratch

1. Encrypt your .env.development: npx @dotenvx/dotenvx encrypt -f .env.development
2. Store the generated DOTENV_PRIVATE_KEY_DEVELOPMENT in a 1Password Environment
3. Set onePasswordEnvId in envlock.config.js:

export default {
  onePasswordEnvId: "your-1password-environment-id",
  commands: {
    dev: "./mvnw spring-boot:run",
  },
};