HOWTO: set environment variables
Ajeet D'Souza edited this page Mar 29, 2024
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The way you set environment variables is dependent on your shell. Assuming you want to set the _ZO_ECHO
variable to 1
:
Bash
Add this to your configuration (usually
~/.bashrc
):export _ZO_ECHO='1'
Elvish
Add this to your configuration (usually
~/.elvish/rc.elv
):set E:_ZO_ECHO = '1'
Fish
Add this to your configuration (usually
~/.config/fish/config.fish
):set -x _ZO_ECHO '1'
Nushell
Add this to your configuration (find it by running
config path
in Nushell):[env] _ZO_ECHO = "1"
PowerShell
Add this to your configuration (find it by running
echo $profile
in PowerShell):$env:_ZO_ECHO = '1'
Xonsh
Add this to your configuration (usually
~/.xonshrc
):$_ZO_ECHO = '1'
Zsh
Add this to your configuration (usually
~/.zshrc
):export _ZO_ECHO='1'
Any POSIX shell
Add this to your configuration:
export _ZO_ECHO='1'
Note
These must be set before calling zoxide init
. The full list of variables can be found here.