Switch environment according to current working directory. Heavily inspired by the amazing direnv but not limited to environment variables and only targeting fish shell.
Configure any combination of the following in a simple YAML file:
- ssh identities
- paths (to append to
$fish_user_paths, which then becomes a universal variable) - global (= universal) variables
- git user email address
Whenever you visit a directory containing a .cuttlefish.yaml file, its configuration is applied to your environment.
Note: Only subdirectories of the user's home directory are scanned.
Note: The script installs itself in your ~/.config/fish/config.fish: before doing so, though, it will copy the original file to ~/.config/fish/config.fish_bck so that it can be restored if needed (see install target in Makefile for more details).
Grab the binaries from the releases page, uncompress them and run
cd cuttlefish-darwin64
make install
The installation requires Go 1.13+.
git clone https://github.com/fedragon/cuttlefish
cd cuttlefish
make
Create a .cuttlefish.yaml in every directory where you want to load a different environment. The file should look like this:
git_config:
email: [email protected] # only this field is currently supported
ssh_identities:
- ~/.ssh/id_rsa1
- ~/.ssh/id_rsa2
# - ...
user_paths:
- ~/Documents
- ~/Desktop
# - ...
global_variables:
FOO: bar
# x: y
# ... : ...Any combination of the above fields is possible and they're all optional. A complete example is available in examples/cuttlefish.yaml.
cd cuttlefish
make uninstall
make build
Note: This requires a running Docker daemon.
make test
make release
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