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Project Environments – prenv

This project provides zsh functions to activate a generic project environment based on configurations in a yaml file.

  • Documentation (and FAQ – if any) can found in this README.
  • Feel free to file issues to report bugs, ask questions, or request features.
  • Feel free to open a pull request.

Requirements

To parse the configuration yaml, go-yq is being used. Do not confuse it with other implementations of yq which are based around jq.

Installation

There is currently no classic installation/package. Clone the repo or download prenv.zsh and source it in your .zshrc.

source path/to/prenv.zsh
source path/to/_prenv    # for autocomplate or copy into fpath dir

If you are using Powerlevel10k you can also source prenv-p10k-segment.zsh and source it in your .zshrc as well. You then can add the segment prenv to POWERLEVEL9K_LEFT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS or POWERLEVEL9K_RIGHT_PROMPT_ELEMENTS.

Usage

In the configuration file you can define environment variables to be set and commands to be run, when you activate the environment. Sourcing the prenv file will provide the function prenv to list, activate, and deactivate the project environment.

You can have multiple projects active. By default activating a new project will deactivate the old one. Having multiple active projects can lead to confusion if you have overlapping environment definitions!

Writing config

Every project is a hash/dictionary. Each project has env and hooks.

In env you can define key value pairs that will be set with export on activation of the project (prenv on PROCJET) and will be unset if you deactivate the project (prenv off PROCJET).

In hooks you can define commands to be run on certain prenv COMMANDs: on, off, clear. For example you can define PROJECT.hooks.on to run commands that will be run on project activation.

Example ~/.config/prenv.yaml

private:
  env:
    AWS_PROFILE: private
    KUBECONFIG: ~/.config/kubeconfig/private
    variable2: "$foobar"
    variable3: '$foobar'
  hooks:
    on: |   # Run some Commands on activation
      echo Activated private project
      cd to/some/path
    off: |  # Run Commands on deactivating project
      echo Deactivated private project
    clear: "echo Clearing commands"

customer1:
  env:
    AWS_PROFILE: customer1
    KUBECONFIG: ~/.config/kubeconfig/customer1"
  hooks:    # Run script/program on activation
    on: "/usr/bin/xrandr"

customer2:
  env:
    AWS_PROFILE: customer2
    KUBECONFIG: ~/.config/kubeconfig/customer2
  hooks:
    on: fc -p ~/.config/zsh/history/customer2  # switch to other histfile
    off: fc -P  # switch back to previous histfile

Commands

There are a few subcommds to prenv to use it in the form of prenv COMMAND with the following COMMANDS:

  • list to list all projects
  • on [PROJECT] to activate a project. This means to set all environement variables and trigger the on hook. To ensure a clean environement the current project will be deactivated (see off command).If you provide -p the current project will not be deactivated — note that this might lead to unexpected behaviour. Omitting the project will reactivate the current project(s).
  • off [PROJECT] to deactivate a project. This unsets all environment variables of the activated project(s) and trigger the off hook(s). Omitting the project will deactivate the active projects.
  • clear to unset any envrionment variables mentioned in the configuration and trigger the clear hooks.
  • show to show curretly active project(s).
  • edit to edit config file.
  • help to show all options of subcommands.

Know Issues

  • Possibly this README and help command. Please give feedback!
  • Undefined behavior if activating the same project twice
  • Completion for -p is allowed in prenv on after the project. One could fix the completion or how the flag(s) is(/are) parsed. PR welcome 😊

Feature Ideas

  • multi configurations: enable using multiple files
    • files in fixed config dir?
    • include statement for more files?
  • AUR if anybody wants it
    • requires versioning, because I am not a fan of -git packages