Marty Oehme
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We add an additional 'core' user service (i.e. one that gets loaded before all others by turnstile) which populates the TURNSTILE_ENV_DIR with all manner of custom set env vars that are important for other applications. Most importantly, this sets up the XDG directory compliance for applications either managed by turnstile or applications started through turnstile on my system. So, for example `pass` knows to search for its database in `XDG_DATA_HOME` and river knows to search for binaries in a PATH which has been prefixed with my custom user binary location.
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#!/bin/sh
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# Loadenv service ensures turstile environment gets populated with all
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# profile-loaded environment variables.
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#
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# To use this service with other turnstile user services, ensure it gets
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# started before anything else is started by putting it into `turnstile-ready`
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# service conf as a core service.
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#
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# Will also load the profile file from a custom XDG-compliant
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# ~/.config/sh/profile directory before falling back to the home directory
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# ~/.profile file.
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# This location can be manually overriden by putting the following into the
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# service conf file:
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# XDG_PROFILE=/my/location/somewhere/profile
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[ -r ./conf ] && . ./conf
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if [ -e "$HOME/.config/sh/profile" ]; then
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XDG_PROFILE="${XDG_PROFILE:-HOME/.config/sh/profile}"
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fi
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ENV=${XDG_PROFILE:-$HOME/.profile} sh -i -c env | while IFS= read -r line; do
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value=${line#*=}
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name=${line%%=*}
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echo "$value" > "$TURNSTILE_ENV_DIR/$name"
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done
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exec 2>&1
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exec pause
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