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44 lines
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# osenv
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Apply .env files to shell environments!
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## What is it
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Given a .env like this:
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```env
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DB_USER=admin
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DB_PASSWORD=changeme
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```
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it will generate scripts for bash (and likely other *sh) and powershell, like:
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### Powershell
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Example output:
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```ps1
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$env:DB_USER = "admin"; $env:DB_PASSWORD = "changeme"
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```
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Use `osenv` like this:
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```ps1
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osenv -s ps1 | iex
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```
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### *nix shell
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Example output:
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```sh
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export DB_USER=admin
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export DB_PASSWORD=changeme
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```
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Run `osenv` like this:
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```sh
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eval $(osenv)
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```
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