Variables

All of these variables are also set as environment variables to be used inside any running script. Each variable name is upper-cased and prefixed with "MCFG_", so command_action becomes MCFG_COMMAND_ACTION.

Default variables

• home - the current user's home directory, usually equivalent to $HOME.
• command_log_level - the name of the current log level, if a command wishes to do any logging of it's own.
• command_shell - the name of the command shell used to execute script strings.
• local_download_path - the name of the user's local download directory.
• platform - the value of the Platform enum.
• platform_family - the operating system family, defined by Rust.
• platform_os - the operating system ID, defined by Rust.
• platform_arch - the system architecture ID, defined by Rust.
• repo_config_path - the path within the package repository for config files.
• repo_local_path - the path within the package repository for local files, including the bin directory.

Action variables

• command_action - the kind of action being performed; one of install, link-files, update, or uninstall.

Package set variables

• package_set_name - the name of the package set being actioned.
• package_set_file - the name of the package set file, this is within package_set_path
• package_set_path - the directory containing the package set file.

Package variables

• package_name - the name of the package being actioned.
• package_config_path - the current user's local configuration path for this package.
• package_data_local_path - the current user's local data path for this package.
• package_log_path - the full path to the installer log file.

User-defined variables