fbenv

Usage

• Add a file fbenv.toml to your home directory:

```toml [environment1] SOME_VAR = bla

[environment2] SOME_VAR = blubb ```

• Call fbenv ls to show which environments you have
• Call fbenv get environment1 to get something to source or eval:

```bash export FBENV=environment1;

export SOME_VAR=blubb; ```

• Voilà - Calling echo $SOME_VAR should yield blubb

! Only TOML tables are currently supported !

```toml bla = blubb

[environment1] SOME_VAR = bla ```

will ignore the variable bla!

ZSH completion

Adding this to your zsh config

bash if [[ -x "$(command -v fbenv)" ]]; then if [[ -x "$(command -v fzf)" ]]; then eval $(fbenv print-zsh-setup -f 2>/dev/null); else eval $(fbenv print-zsh-setup 2>/dev/null); fi; fi;

will yield a command named switch-env.