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@@ -13,8 +13,9 @@ I've replaced all of that with a single line: eval "$(envdir-helper)" This program also supports setting non-exported shell variables, using the -`--no-export` flag. This is useful for prompts and other shell configuration -that should not be propagated through to subshells and other programs. This behaviour is the default if the env directory's name ends in `rc`: +`--export false` flag. This is useful for prompts and other shell configuration +that should not be propagated through to subshells and other programs. This +behaviour is the default if the env directory's name ends in `rc`: eval "$(envdir-helper .envdir.rc)" @@ -37,18 +38,6 @@ This program does relatively little to manage this directly. One approach that h ## Installation -Some familiarity with Python is assumed, here: +Some familiarity with Rust is assumed, here: -* Make a virtual environment; -* `$VIRTUALENV/bin/pip install git+https://github.com/ojacobson/envdir-helper/#egg=envdir-helper`; and -* Add its `bin` directory to `PATH` by other means, or invoke it by full path. - -## Development - -I use [pyenv] and [`direnv`] to manage development. The configuration in -`.envrc` will automatically create a virtual Python environment using Pyenv (if -possible) or your current Python version (otherwise), and load it, once the -configuration is allowed. See the `direnv` documentation and the included -`.envrc` script for details. - -[pyenv]: https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv +* `cargo install --git https://github.com/ojacobson/envdir-helper` |