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PowerShell implementation of autoenv directory based environments.

What is it?

If a directory contains a .autoenv file, it will automatically be executed when you cd into it. When enabled (set $autoenv:ENABLE_LEAVE to $true), if a directory contains a .autoenv.leave file, it will automatically be executed when you leave it.

This is great for...

  • auto-activating virtualenvs
  • auto-deactivating virtualenvs
  • project-specific environment variables

Usage

PS> Import-Module ps-autoenv
PS> "echo 'whoa'" > project/.autoenv
PS> cd project
whoa

Install

PS> Install-Module ps-autoenv
PS> Add-Content $PROFILE @("`n", "import-module ps-autoenv")

Configuration

Update these properties of $autoenv at any time:

  • AUTH_FILE: Location of a text file which contains a list of authorized env files; defaults to ~/.autoenv_authorized
  • ENV_FILENAME: Name of the enter file; defaults to .autoenv
  • ENV_LEAVE_FILENAME: Name of the leave file; defaults to .autoenv.leave
  • ENABLE_LEAVE: Set this to a non-falsy value in order to enable leave scripts
  • ASSUME_YES: Set this to $true to automatically authorize the initialization of new environments