dot-j2

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• Provides environment configuration scripts (env.*) that can be used across various shell environments.
• Each script sets environment variables based on the .j2 directory, helping to maintain a consistent execution environment for the project.

Environment Setup by Shell

• Below are the environment configuration files and how to apply them for each OS/shell.

1. Bash (Linux/macOS)

• File: .j2/env.sh
• Usage:

  cd .j2
  source env.sh

2. Zsh (Linux/macOS)

• File: .j2/env.zsh
• Usage:

  cd .j2
  source env.zsh

3. Ksh (KornShell)

• File: .j2/env.ksh
• Usage:

  cd .j2
  . env.ksh

4. Fish Shell

• File: .j2/env.fish
• Usage:

  cd .j2
  source env.fish

5. Csh (C Shell)

• File: .j2/env.csh
• Usage:

  cd .j2
  source env.csh

6. PowerShell (Windows)

• File: .j2/env.ps1
• Usage:

  cd .j2
  . .\env.ps1

7. Batch (Windows CMD)

• File: .j2/env.bat
• Usage:

  cd .j2
  .\env.bat

Common Behavior

• Each script sets the J2_ROOT environment variable based on the current directory.
• Adds .j2/bin and .j2/lib to PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH (or PATH on Windows).
• Displays a warning message if the .j2 directory does not exist.
• After applying the environment, prints "J2 Environment Activated." along with the current J2_ROOT path.

Notes

• Each script only works in its respective shell. Use the appropriate file for your environment.
• To apply the environment settings permanently, you can add the commands above to your shell profile (e.g., .bashrc, .zshrc, etc.).