Env to Object Formatter

Exporting environment into code? The Env to Object Formatter turns a .env into a Python dict, a JavaScript object, or a PHP array — the exact shapes scripts and tests consume.

Values are parsed, surrounding quotes normalized, and the output follows each language's conventions: double quotes for Python and JS, single quotes for PHP, with a toggleable trailing comma and an optional container-variable assignment.

• Three formats: Python dict, JS object, PHP array.
• Normalized values: quotes stripped, re-quoted.
• Trailing comma toggle: matching your style.
• Assignment toggle: with or without variable name.
• Comments carried: as inline annotations.
• Copy or download: ready-to-paste code.
• Private: fully client-side.

1. Paste your .env or load the sample.
2. Pick a target (Python, JavaScript, PHP).
3. Choose quoting and trailing comma.
4. Click Format. Copy the generated object into your code.

Example 1 — Test fixtures. A .env is formatted into a Python dict used as test configuration.

Example 2 — Browser bundle. A Vite app embeds a JS object of non-secret config built from the same source .env.

Example 3 — PHP project. A config bootstrap returns a PHP array mirroring the deployed environment.

Example 4 — Documentation snippet. The dict form illustrates expected configuration in project docs.

• Instant code: object from .env in one click.
• Polyglot: Python, JS, and PHP shapes.
• Style control: quotes and trailing commas.
• Deterministic: same file, same output.
• Private: nothing uploaded.