scoop-config.ps1

# Usage: scoop config [rm] name [value]
# Summary: Get or set configuration values
# Help: The scoop configuration file is saved at ~/.config/scoop/config.json.
#
# To get a configuration setting:
#
#     scoop config <name>
#
# To set a configuration setting:
#
#     scoop config <name> <value>
#
# To remove a configuration setting:
#
#     scoop config rm <name>
#
# Settings
# --------
#
# proxy: [username:password@]host:port
# no_proxy: host
#
# By default, Scoop will use the proxy settings from Internet Options, but with anonymous authentication.
#
# * To use the credentials for the current logged-in user, use 'currentuser' in place of username:password
# * To use the system proxy settings configured in Internet Options, use 'default' in place of host:port
# * An empty or unset value for proxy is equivalent to 'default' (with no username or password)
# * To bypass the system proxy and connect directly, use 'none' (with no username or password)

param($name, $value)

. "$psscriptroot\..\lib\core.ps1"
. "$psscriptroot\..\lib\help.ps1"

reset_aliases

if(!$name) { my_usage; exit 1 }

if($name -like 'rm') {
    set_config $value $null | Out-Null
    Write-Output "'$value' has been removed"
} elseif($null -ne $value) {
    set_config $name $value | Out-Null
    Write-Output "'$name' has been set to '$value'"
} else {
    $value = get_config $name
    if($null -eq $value) {
        Write-Output "'$name' is not set"
    } else {
        Write-Output $value
    }
}

exit 0