Table of Contents

• Export configuration to environment variables
• Configuration for output environment

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Export configuration to environment variables

Note

Exporting the configuration as an environment variable makes it available to applications that require this type of variable (scripts, Twelve-Factor Apps, etc.).

You can use it, with the appropriate .rougailconf.yaml file, by doing: "source <(rougail)".

Note: A variable within a "sequence" that is disabled for a specific index will be replaced by an empty string.
Path: environment
disabled
Disabled: when the variable "select for output" is accessible and hasn't the value "environment".

Configuration for output environment

Note

Path: environment.output
disabled
Disabled: when the variable "select for output" is accessible and hasn't the value "environment".

Variable	Description	Default value	Type	Access control	Validator
environment.output.prefix Command line: --environment.output.prefix Environment variable: ROUGAILCLI_ENVIRONMENT.OUTPUT.PREFIX	Add prefix to environment variables.		string
environment.output.boolean_type Command line: --environment.output.boolean_type Environment variable: ROUGAILCLI_ENVIRONMENT.OUTPUT.BOOLEAN_TYPE	Booleans are converted into. There is no boolean in shell, so we have to convert it "string" means the string "true" or "false" "number" means the number "1" or "0".	string	choice mandatory		Choices: • string • number
environment.output.upper Command line: • --environment.output.upper • --environment.output.no-upper Environment variable: ROUGAILCLI_ENVIRONMENT.OUTPUT.UPPER	Variables name are upper.	true	boolean mandatory
environment.output.path_is_variable_name Command line: • --environment.output.path_is_variable_name • --environment.output.no-path_is_variable_name Environment variable: ROUGAILCLI_ENVIRONMENT.OUTPUT.PATH_IS_VARIABLE_NAME	The variables name is, in fact, the path.	true	boolean mandatory
environment.output.custom_separator Command line: --environment.output.custom_separator Environment variable: ROUGAILCLI_ENVIRONMENT.OUTPUT.CUSTOM_SEPARATOR	Replace the separator character "." in path by an other. The character dot (".") may not be allowed in the environment variable name.	_	string	disabled Disabled: when the variable "The variables name is, in fact, the path" has the value "false".
environment.output.multi_in_array Command line: • --environment.output.multi_in_array • --environment.output.no-multi_in_array Environment variable: ROUGAILCLI_ENVIRONMENT.OUTPUT.MULTI_IN_ARRAY	Multiple values variable will be loaded in a array. Not all shells support arrays. This feature is not POSIX-compatible, it's a Bash-specific feature (other shells like zsh or ksh also support arrays). If your shell supports arrays, it is preferable to use them to iterate over the values in the list.	true	boolean mandatory
environment.output.multi_separator Command line: --environment.output.multi_separator Environment variable: ROUGAILCLI_ENVIRONMENT.OUTPUT.MULTI_SEPARATOR	The separator for multiple values variable.	;	string mandatory	disabled Disabled: when the variable "Multiple values variable will be loaded in a array" has the value "true".
environment.output.submulti_separator Command line: --environment.output.submulti_separator Environment variable: ROUGAILCLI_ENVIRONMENT.OUTPUT.SUBMULTI_SEPARATOR	The separator for sub multiple values variable.	if "Multiple values variable will be loaded in a array" the value is ";" otherwise the value is ",".	string mandatory