setenvironment 1.0.2

Cross platform(ish) productivity commands written in python.

setenvironment

Cross platform way to set system environment variables and paths that are persistant across reboots.

> pip install setenvironment
> setenviroment_set foo bar
> setenvironment_get foo
> setenviroment_unset foo
> setenviroment_addpath /my/path
> setenviroment_removepath /my/path
# or use custom config file
> setenvironment_set foo bar --config-file ~/.bash_profile
# or set using an environment setting
> export SETENVIRONMENT_CONFIG_FILE = ~/.bash_profile
> setenviroment_set foo bar

from setenvironment import set_env_var, add_env_path, unset_env_var, remove_env_path, set_config_file
# by default, ~/.bashrc is used
set_env_var("FOO", "BAR")
get_env_var("FOO") # returns BAR
add_env_path("MYPATH")
unset_env_var("FOO")
remove_env_path("MYPATH")
# use ~/.bash_profile instead (no op on Windows)
set_config_file("~/.bash_profile")
set_env_var("FOO", "BAR")
add_env_path("MYPATH")
unset_env_var("FOO")
remove_env_path("MYPATH")

When setting variables this tool will:

• unix/macos
  • export the variable (so you can source the script)
  • set the os.environ to the proper value
  • write the value to the .bashrc file (make sure it's chmod +w)
• win32
  • writes to the registery
  • broadcasts the new value (cmd.exe ignores this though) to all available processes
  • paths like /my/path will be converted to \\my\\path

Release Notes

• 1.0.2: Fix badges on pypi
• 1.0.1: Adds setenvironment_get
• 1.0.0: Initial release