Util.Env (fnord v0.9.40)

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Utilities for interpreting environment variables used in fnord.

Provide canonical parsing helpers so different runtime contexts treat environment values consistently (escript, mix run, CI, etc.).

Reads consult a Services.Globals-scoped override before the real environment, so a process tree can see a different value than the VM at large (see put_override/2). In-VM env reads should always route through this module rather than System.get_env so they honor that scoping.

Summary

Functions

cursor_rules_debug_enabled?()
delete_env(var)

Delete the environment variable.

fetch_env(var)
get_env(var, default \\ nil)
looks_truthy?(env_var_name)

Return true when the provided environment value is considered truthy.

mcp_debug_enabled?()
put_env(var, value)

Set the environment variable to the given value.

put_override(var, value)

Override var for the current Services.Globals scope (process tree). Reads through this module see the override; the real environment - and therefore subprocesses - do not. nil makes the variable appear unset.

Functions

cursor_rules_debug_enabled?()

@spec cursor_rules_debug_enabled?() :: boolean()

delete_env(var)

@spec delete_env(binary()) :: :ok

Delete the environment variable.

fetch_env(var)

@spec fetch_env(binary()) :: {:ok, binary()} | {:error, :not_set}

get_env(var, default \\ nil)

@spec get_env(binary(), any()) :: any()

looks_truthy?(env_var_name)

@spec looks_truthy?(binary()) :: boolean()

Return true when the provided environment value is considered truthy.

Recognizes the common truthy values (case-insensitive): "1", "true", and "yes". Returns false for nil, empty strings, and other values.

mcp_debug_enabled?()

@spec mcp_debug_enabled?() :: boolean()

put_env(var, value)

@spec put_env(binary(), binary()) :: :ok

Set the environment variable to the given value.

put_override(var, value)

@spec put_override(binary(), binary() | nil) :: :ok

Override var for the current Services.Globals scope (process tree). Reads through this module see the override; the real environment - and therefore subprocesses - do not. nil makes the variable appear unset.

This is the async-safe alternative to put_env/2 for tests: System env is VM-global, so a per-test put/delete races every concurrently running test, while an override dies with the test's process tree.