As a developer, it can be better not to think too much about setting right env variables as you enter a project.
direnv aims at providing a solution.
As a quick guide as an openfoodfacts developer:
- install direnv on your system using usual package manager
- in your .bashrc add:
you have adapt the direnv line according to what you use, see direnv doc
# direnv eval "$(direnv hook bash)"
- In your project directory add a file, where you superseed variables from
.envthat you wan't to
echo "setting up docker compose env"
export DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1
export USER_UID=${UID}
export USER_UID=$(id -g)
- in project directory, run
direnv allow . - in a new shell:
- go in project directory
- you should have direnv trigger and load your variables