Closed jawj closed 8 years ago
This setup seems common in other tools that take an -e argument. I came across a use for this when doing this:
-e
nesh -c --eval "process.env.DATABASE_URL = '$DBURL'" --eval index.coffee
Edit: Thinking about this some more, my example totally and utterly misses the point of environment variables! But I still think it's a useful capability to be able to --eval several scripts.
--eval
This setup seems common in other tools that take an
-eargument. I came across a use for this when doing this:Edit: Thinking about this some more, my example totally and utterly misses the point of environment variables! But I still think it's a useful capability to be able to
--evalseveral scripts.