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dot-j2

Korean

Provides environment configuration scripts (env.*) that can be used across various shell environments.
Each script sets environment variables based on the .j2 directory, helping to maintain a consistent execution environment for the project.

Environment Setup by Shell

Below are the environment configuration files and how to apply them for each OS/shell.

1. Bash (Linux/macOS)

File: .j2/env.sh
Usage:
```
cd .j2
source env.sh
```

2. Zsh (Linux/macOS)

File: .j2/env.zsh
Usage:
```
cd .j2
source env.zsh
```

3. Ksh (KornShell)

File: .j2/env.ksh
Usage:
```
cd .j2
. env.ksh
```

4. Fish Shell

File: .j2/env.fish
Usage:
```
cd .j2
source env.fish
```

5. Csh (C Shell)

File: .j2/env.csh
Usage:
```
cd .j2
source env.csh
```

6. PowerShell (Windows)

File: .j2/env.ps1
Usage:
```
cd .j2
. .\env.ps1
```

7. Batch (Windows CMD)

File: .j2/env.bat
Usage:
```
cd .j2
.\env.bat
```

Common Behavior

Each script sets the J2_ROOT environment variable based on the current directory.
Adds .j2/bin and .j2/lib to PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH (or PATH on Windows).
Displays a warning message if the .j2 directory does not exist.
After applying the environment, prints "J2 Environment Activated." along with the current J2_ROOT path.

Notes

Each script only works in its respective shell. Use the appropriate file for your environment.
To apply the environment settings permanently, you can add the commands above to your shell profile (e.g., .bashrc, .zshrc, etc.).