ddenv (Denis’ Developer Environment) is a tool for maintaining a local environment for development.
Caution
This software is a pre-alpha work in progress. Do not use just yet.
- Homebrew
- fish shell
Note
In the future, this will work for bash and zsh as well.
Install it: brew install denisdefreyne/ddenv/ddenv
.
Next, create a ddenv.yaml
file which contains the list of dependencies to manage:
up:
- homebrew: overmind
- ruby: 3.3.0
- bundle
- node: 20.12.2
- npm
Lastly, run ddenv up
.
% ddenv up
┌ [|] up
├── [✔] Installing Homebrew package overmind done (previously achieved)
├── [✔] Installing Homebrew package ruby-install done (previously achieved)
├── [✔] Installing Ruby v3.3.0 done (previously achieved)
├── [✔] Initializing Shadowenv done (previously achieved)
├── [✔] Creating .shadowenv.d done (previously achieved)
├── [✔] Adding .shadowenv.d to .gitignore done (previously achieved)
├── [✔] Trusting .shadowenv.d done (previously achieved)
├── [✔] Adding Ruby to shadowenv done (previously achieved)
├── [✔] Installing Ruby gem bundler done (previously achieved)
├── [|] Installing bundle working...
├── [|] Installing Homebrew package node-build pending
├── [|] Installing Node v20.12.2 pending
├── [|] Adding Node to shadowenv pending
└── [|] Installing npm packages pending
Now your local developer environment is ready to be used.
homebrew: PACKAGENAME
installs the Homebrew package with the given name.ruby
installs Ruby (with the version specified in the.ruby-version
file).bundle
runsbundle install
.node: VERSION
installs the give Node.js version.npm
installs packages from package.json using npm.