command-wrapper | A generic wrapper command that delegates to another command

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command-wrapper is a C library. command-wrapper has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

The intended use is to reduce the PATH pollution, so that you can quarantine off large applications to their separate "jails" (directories) and only expose the individual command(s) you use on the path. It works by you making a copy of the wrapper executable and giving it the name of a command you’d like to have on the PATH. When you launch the renamed wrapper command it will look for a configuration entry in the file $(HOME)/.command_wrapper (or %HOME%/.command_wrapper on Windows) for an entry with the same name as you gave the copy of the wrapper, read what actual command to call and optionally add any environment variables you may have specified for this specific wrapper.

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command-wrapper has a low active ecosystem.

It has 3 star(s) with 0 fork(s). There are 1 watchers for this library.

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command-wrapper has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.

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Install command-wrapper

You need to create the file $(HOME)/.command_wrapper and populate it with an entry (a line) for each wrapper name you want to use. The configuration line has the following syntax:. Each environment variable is delimited by a pipe (|) character. If you don’t want to set any environment variables, you don’t specify any pipes either. The pipe delimiter denotes the start of an environment variable, so the rule is to have as many pipe characters as environment variables (to keep it simple).
NAME is the basename of the command you want to wrap (without extension or directory)
ACTUAL_COMMAND is the absolute path (complete file name) for the command the wrapper should launch when invoked.
ENV is zero or more environment variables that you want set before the launching the actual command.

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