grove env
Print the environment grove would give a command here, without running one, as shell exports for eval or as JSON for tools.
grove env [-s <name>] [--format shell|json]
Ports come from the leases that exist right now, so this reports rather than allocates: a variable naming a port nobody holds is left out, and named on stderr. Run the command under grove exec, or grove hold, to bring those into being.
eval "$(grove env)"
grove env --format json
The shell form is quoted for eval. The JSON form is an object of names to values, for tools.
Flags
| Flag | Meaning |
|---|---|
-s, --service |
The route or port to report on, overriding the directory. |
--format |
shell (default) or json. |
--socket |
The control socket to reach the daemon on. |