Run a command with environment variables set from a url or file
Project description
envRunner is a command wrapper that provides configuration through
environment variables. These variables can be set from a multitude of
sources.
Examples:
envRunner test.yml exec some_command params envRunner test.json exec some_command params envRunner http://test.com/test.yml exec some_command params envRunner http://test.com/test.json exec some_command params
Each of the above will read the configuration file and then merge the values inside of that with the environment of the subprocess.
Example test.yml:
HELLO: world TESTING: 123
Example test.json:
{ "HELLO": "world", "TESTING": 123 }
Help Text:
Usage: envRunner (-h | --help) envRunner <config> exec [COMMAND ...] Options: -h --help Shows this screen. --version
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