@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ When setting environment variables, you can use:
4343- ` 0 ` , ` false ` or ` no ` to represent false
4444- ` 1 ` , ` true ` or ` yes ` to represent true
4545
46- ## Options
46+ ## Path Options
4747
4848### ` source_dir `
4949
@@ -104,6 +104,20 @@ recommended to enable this by setting it to something like
104104
105105[!button variant="primary" icon="code-review" text="Command Paths Example"](https://github.com/DannyBen/bashly/tree/master/examples/command-paths#readme)
106106
107+ # ## `partials_extension`
108+
109+ ` ` ` yaml
110+ # default
111+ partials_extension: sh
112+
113+ # example
114+ partials_extension: bash
115+ ` ` `
116+
117+ Set the extension to use when reading/writing partial script snippets.
118+
119+ # # Format Options
120+
107121# ## `strict`
108122
109123` ` ` yaml
@@ -137,6 +151,8 @@ Specify the indentation style of the generated script.
137151- `tab_indent : true` - Indent with Tab (every 2 leading spaces will be converted
138152 to a tab character).
139153
154+ # # Interface Options
155+
140156# ## `compact_short_flags`
141157
142158` ` ` yaml
@@ -162,38 +178,6 @@ or `-f=value`
162178- `conjoined_flag_args : true` - Expand `--flag=value` to `--flag value` and `-f=value` to `-f value`.
163179- `conjoined_flag_args : false` - Do not expand `--flag=value` or `-f=value` (consider this an invalid input).
164180
165- # ## `env`
166-
167- ` ` ` yaml
168- # default
169- env: development
170- ` ` `
171-
172- Specify if the generated script should include development related comments and
173- functions or not.
174-
175- - `env : development` - Generate with file markers and development functions, such as `inspect_args()`.
176- - `env : production` - Generate a smaller script, without file markers and development functions.
177-
178- !!!success File Markers
179- File markers are special comments that are injected to the final script and
180- specify the name of the internal bashly template (view) or the path to the
181- user's partial code files.
182- !!!
183-
184- # ## `partials_extension`
185-
186- ` ` ` yaml
187- # default
188- partials_extension: sh
189-
190- # example
191- partials_extension: bash
192- ` ` `
193-
194- Set the extension to use when reading/writing partial script snippets.
195-
196-
197181# ## `show_examples_on_error`
198182
199183` ` ` yaml
@@ -207,7 +191,6 @@ provide the required arguments.
207191
208192[!button variant="primary" icon="code-review" text="Show Examples on Error Example"](https://github.com/DannyBen/bashly/tree/master/examples/command-examples-on-error#readme)
209193
210-
211194# ## `private_reveal_key`
212195
213196` ` ` yaml
@@ -224,7 +207,6 @@ all the private elements in the usage texts, as if they were public.
224207
225208[!button variant="primary" icon="code-review" text="Private Reveal Example"](https://github.com/DannyBen/bashly/tree/master/examples/private-reveal#readme)
226209
227-
228210# ## `usage_colors`
229211
230212` ` ` yaml
@@ -256,3 +238,125 @@ This option cannot be set using environment variables.
256238!!!
257239
258240[!button variant="primary" icon="code-review" text="Usage Colors Example"](https://github.com/DannyBen/bashly/tree/master/examples/colors-usage#readme)
241+
242+ # # Feature Toggles
243+
244+ # ## `env`
245+
246+ ` ` ` yaml
247+ # default
248+ env: development
249+ ` ` `
250+
251+ Specify one of two script rendering environments :
252+
253+ - `env : development` - Generate a script suitable for development, which is usually slightly larger
254+ and contains additional development-specific features.
255+ - `env : production` - Generate a script suitable for distribution, which is usually smaller.
256+
257+ Use the `enable_*` options below to adjust settings for each environment.
258+
259+ !!! Note
260+ It is recommended to leave this set to `development` in the settings file, and
261+ use either the `BASHLY_ENV` environment variable or the
262+ ` bashly generate --production` command when the slimmer production script is needed.
263+ !!!
264+
265+
266+ # ## `enable_header_comment`
267+
268+ ` ` ` yaml
269+ # default (allowed: always, never, development, production)
270+ enable_header_comment: always
271+ ` ` `
272+
273+ Specify if you wish to render the "do not modify" comment at the beginning of
274+ the script.
275+
276+ # ## `enable_bash3_bouncer`
277+
278+ ` ` ` yaml
279+ # default (allowed: always, never, development, production)
280+ enable_bash3_bouncer: always
281+ ` ` `
282+
283+ Specify if you wish to render the piece of code that aborts the script execution
284+ when bash version is < 4.
285+
286+ # ## `enable_view_markers`
287+
288+ ` ` ` yaml
289+ # default (allowed: always, never, development, production)
290+ enable_view_markers: development
291+ ` ` `
292+
293+ Specify if you want the rendered script to include view marker comments.
294+
295+ View markers provide the name of the internal bashly template (view) or the
296+ path to the user's partial code files in the final script, to help locate
297+ the source file for each piece of code.
298+
299+ # ## `enable_inspect_args`
300+
301+ ` ` ` yaml
302+ # default (allowed: always, never, development, production)
303+ enable_inspect_args: development
304+ ` ` `
305+
306+ Specify if you want the rendered script to include the `inspect_args()` function.
307+
308+ The `inspect_args()` function can help in reviewing the input for each command.
309+
310+ # ## `enable_deps_array`
311+
312+ ` ` ` yaml
313+ # default (allowed: always, never, development, production)
314+ enable_deps_array: always
315+ ` ` `
316+
317+ Specify if you want to populate the `$deps` bash array.
318+
319+ This is applicable only if your script uses the
320+ [Dependency](/configuration/dependency) configuration option.
321+
322+ # ## `enable_env_var_names_array`
323+
324+ ` ` ` yaml
325+ # default (allowed: always, never, development, production)
326+ enable_env_var_names_array: always
327+ ` ` `
328+
329+ Specify if you want to populate the `$env_var_names` bash array.
330+
331+ This is applicable only if your script uses the
332+ [Environment Variable](/configuration/environment-variable) configuration option.
333+
334+ # # Scripting Options
335+
336+ # ## `var_aliases`
337+
338+ ` ` ` yaml
339+ # default
340+ var_aliases:
341+ args: ~
342+ other_args: ~
343+ deps: ~
344+ env_var_names: ~
345+
346+ # example
347+ var_aliases:
348+ args: ARGS
349+ other_args: catch_all
350+ deps: dependencies
351+ env_var_names: ENV_VARS
352+ ` ` `
353+
354+ Update one or more of these options in case you wish to change the name of the
355+ public global array that bashly uses for storing data.
356+
357+ Note that this feature will not change the original name, but rather create
358+ an alias using `declare -gn`.
359+
360+ !!! Note
361+ This option cannot be set using environment variables.
362+ !!!
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