env-commander.el -- Per-directory env setup for shell commands

• env-commander.el

  1 3 2.7 Emacs Lisp

  Per-directory env setup for shell commands

To that end, I wrote the package env-commander.el to help with setting up environments for shell commands. To quote the readme:

• emacs-direnv

  11 320 2.9 Emacs Lisp

  direnv integration for emacs

env-commander-mode is a simple mode which allows any shell commands that Emacs invokes to run one or more commands beforehand to initialize the shell environment. There are many Emacs packages which can configure process environments, for example, direnv, but they lack the ability to go a step further and define shell functions and aliases, which is often required by "virtual environment" tools. For those who prefer interacting with shell commands via shell-command rather than shell, eshell, or term, env-commander-mode is here to assist.

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• shell-command-x.el

  2 18 5.8 Emacs Lisp

  Extensions for Emacs' shell commands

If you are a fellow shell-command enjoyer, you may also be interested in shell-command-x.el which I posted about recently.

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