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# envy - oh-my-zsh plugin
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Easily switch between shell profiles using one command.
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Profiles are simple files just like .bashrc or .zshrc, located in separate directory. You can load them on demand, any time you want.
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[](https://asciinema.org/a/brayiwehsfqt5gg5dzse28p38)
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## Usage
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Create first profile by executing `envy create work`. This will put empty file under `$HOME/.envy/work`. You can put there aliases, environment variables, functions or any shell logic.
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To load profile -- `envy work`.
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By default, when loading zsh envy loads `default` profile if it finds it.
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## Options
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You can customize envy by putting these env vars in .zshrc (or .bashrc):
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* `ENVY_CONFIG_DIR` - directory which contains profile files (default: $HOME/.envy)
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* `ENVY_DEFAULT_ENV` - profile to be loaded when zsh starts (default: default)
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