DDN CLI: ddn connector env add

Add environment variables and its corresponding mapping to a Connector.

Synopsis

This convenience command makes it easy to add environment variables (such as to the NodeJS Lambda connector) which can then be referenced in the connector's code.

ddn connector env add [flags]

Examples

# Add new environment variable to Connector mydb
 ddn connector env add mydb --env NEW_VAR=value

# Add new environment variables to a specific env file
 ddn connector env add mydb --subgraph ./subgraph/subgraph.yaml --env VAR1=VAL1 --env VAR2=VAL2 --target-env-file .env.local

# Add new environment variable to Connector located at ./foo/my_db/connector.yaml
 ddn connector env add --connector ./foo/my_db/connector.yaml --env NEW_VAR=value

Options

    --ci                            Disables the use of context
    --connector string              Path to Connector config file
-c, --context string                Name of the context to use. (default <current_context>)
-e, --env stringArray               Environment variable, e.g. key=val. Can be repeated to provide multiple env vars
-h, --help                          help for add
    --target-env-file stringArray   Path to the specific environment file to update (optional)

Options inherited from parent operations

--log-level string   Log level. Can be DEBUG, WARN, INFO, ERROR, or FATAL. (default "INFO")
--no-prompt          Do not prompt for required but missing flags
--out string         Output format. Can be table, json or yaml. (default "table")
--timeout int        Request timeout in seconds [env: HASURA_DDN_TIMEOUT] (default 100)

Parent operation

• ddn connector env - Manage environment variables for Connectors