Module shell 

Shell export: the few variables a shell working in this repository benefits from, emitted so that eval "$(majordomus env export)" is safe whatever the repository is called and wherever it lives.

Why this exists at all

Without it, a .envrc grows a pipeline: a git here, a sed there, a jq to read the server’s lease. Each is a second implementation of something this executable already knows, none of them is tested, and all of them run on every cd. The adapter should carry no logic, so the logic lives here and the adapter evaluates it.

Escaping

Every value is quoted, not escaped-in-place: a repository whose path holds a quote, a space, a newline, a $(...) or a backtick must produce an assignment that a shell reads as one literal string. POSIX single quotes admit no interpolation at all, so the only character needing care is the quote itself. fish uses single quotes too but does process backslash inside them, so it gets its own rule rather than the same one with a hope attached.

quote_posix and quote_fish are exercised against a corpus of hostile values in nothing_in_a_value_can_escape_its_quotes, and the emitted script is run through a real shell in the crate’s integration tests.

Structs

Variable

One variable an export may set.

Enums

Dialect

The shell dialect an export is written for.

Functions

export

The script that sets them.

is_identifier

Is this a name a shell will accept as a variable?

quote_fish

Quote a value for fish.

quote_posix

Quote a value for sh, bash, zsh and direnv.

variables

The variables this snapshot exports, in a stable order.