hyperupcall/autoenv

Features

• Directory-Triggered Variable Loading - Automatically loads and unloads environment variables and executes scripts triggered by directory changes.
• Environment State Restorers - Tracks loaded variables to restore the previous shell state and prevent configuration leakage between projects.
• Hierarchical Loaders - Applies environment settings according to the directory hierarchy by traversing from the root to the project folder.
• Directory Exit Script Executions - Executes specific cleanup files upon leaving a directory to purge temporary environment settings.
• Project Workflow Automation - Automates development setup by loading required secrets and executing project-specific scripts upon directory entry.
• Shell Context Automations - Executes setup and cleanup scripts triggered by directory transitions to manage temporary shell resources.
• Shell Configuration Management - Provides a framework for managing nested environment variables and cleanup scripts tied to a local directory hierarchy.
• Environment Variable Scrubbers - Automatically removes shell variables when leaving a directory to maintain strict isolation between project environments.
• Project-Specific Shell Isolation - Isolates project configurations by managing distinct shell variables based on the current working directory.
• Shell Configuration Isolators - Prevents configuration leakage between projects by tracking and unsetting shell variables when leaving a directory.
• Directory Transition - Runs dedicated cleanup scripts upon exiting directories to remove temporary variables and tear down resources.
• Hierarchical Configuration Systems - Manages nested environment variables that apply settings based on the directory position in the filesystem.
• Hierarchical Configuration Lookups - Traverses the directory hierarchy from root to project folder to source nested environment configurations.
• Dynamic Variable Injection - Provides dynamic variable injection into the shell session based on the current working directory.
• Scripting Context Providers - Exposes the current directory and sourced file as variables to enable conditional logic within environment scripts.
• Checksum Verifiers - Uses file hashes to remember which environment scripts have been authorized by the user.
• Trust Validation - Implements a security layer that requires user approval for scripts based on checksum verification.
• Trusted Environment Loaders - Requires user confirmation and verifies file hashes before sourcing detected environment files.
• Shell Environment Automators - Executes dedicated setup and cleanup scripts automatically upon entering or exiting project folders.
• Shell Environment Injections - Injects dynamic metadata about paths and scripts into the shell environment to facilitate conditional logic.
• Script Integrity Validators - Implements a checksum-based validator to ensure shell scripts are authorized and untampered before being sourced.
• Shell Frameworks - Manages environment variables based on the current directory.
• Terminal Productivity - Directory-based environment variable management.

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