How to parse a .env file into key-value pairs

1. Paste your .env content

   Drop the lines from your `.env` (or any KEY=value list) into the ".env" field. The parser splits on `\n`/`\r\n` and processes line by line.

2. What's skipped and trimmed

   Blank lines and lines starting with `#` are skipped as comments. Lines without `=` are dropped silently. Each key and value is trimmed; surrounding `"` or `'` quote pairs on the value are stripped.

3. Press Run

   Result returns entries (array of `{key, value}` objects in source order) and count (the number of parsed entries). Duplicates are preserved — the parser doesn't dedupe keys.

4. Limits vs full dotenv

   There's no variable interpolation (`${OTHER}`), no multi-line values, no export prefix handling, no escape sequences. For full parity with dotenv-style runtimes, run your tool's loader instead — this is a quick sanity-check.