amibotuser/github-env-manager repository overview

⁠GitHub Environment Manager

A modern, web-based tool for managing GitHub environment variables and secrets across multiple repositories and environments. Built with Go and featuring a beautiful, responsive UI.

⁠Why This Tool?

GitHub's web UI restricts environment variables/secrets editing to admin users only, even though users with write access can manage them via GitHub API. This tool provides a web interface that works with the GitHub API, allowing write-access users to manage environment variables and secrets without requiring admin permissions.

⁠Features

• 🔐 GitHub Authentication - Secure authentication using Personal Access Tokens (PAT)
• 🏗️ Environment Management - Create and manage GitHub environments
• 🔑 Variables & Secrets - Manage repository and environment-level variables and secrets
• 🔄 Sync & Compare - Sync variables between environments and compare configurations
• 📤 Export/Import - Export variables as .env files and import from existing configurations
• 🌐 Real-time Updates - WebSocket support for live updates
• 📱 Responsive UI - Modern, mobile-friendly interface built with Tailwind CSS
• 🔍 Search & Filter - Easy repository and environment discovery

⁠Installation

⁠Prerequisites

• Docker
• GitHub Personal Access Token with appropriate permissions

⁠Quick Start

⁠🚀 One-Command Installation (Recommended)

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AM-i-B-V/github-env-manager/main/install.sh | bash

⁠🐳 Manual Docker Installation

docker run -itd -p 8005:8005 --restart always --name github-env-manager amibotuser/github-env-manager:latest

Open http://localhost:8005⁠ in browser

⁠Usage

⁠Authentication

1. Click "Connect with Token" in the web interface
2. Enter your GitHub Personal Access Token
3. The token should have the following permissions:
   • repo - Full control of private repositories
   • workflow - Update GitHub Action workflows

⁠Managing Environments

1. Select a Repository: Choose from your accessible GitHub repositories
2. View Environments: See existing environments or create new ones
3. Manage Variables: Add, edit, or delete environment variables
4. Manage Secrets: Handle sensitive data with GitHub secrets

⁠Key Operations

• Create Environment: Set up new deployment environments
• Sync Variables: Copy variables between environments
• Export Configuration: Download variables as .env files
• Compare Environments: View differences between environment configurations