bud env

The bud env command is used to view your project's environment variables, as processed by bud.js.

Useful for debugging and verifying that certain environment variables are available to your project.

$ bud env --help

Check environment values

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$ bud env

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  --basedir,--cwd #0                Set project base directory
  --cache                           Utilize compiler's filesystem cache
  --clean                           Clean artifacts and distributables prior to compilation
  --color,-c                        Colorize output
  --debug                           Enable debug mode
  --dry                             Run in dry mode
  --filter #0                       Limit command to particular bud instances
  --force,--flush                   Force clearing all caches
  --ignore-errors,--ignoreErrors    Ignore errors
  --input,-i,--@src,--src #0        Source directory (relative to project)
  --log                             Enable logging
  --mode #0                         Compilation mode
  --output,-o,--@dist,--dist #0     Distribution directory (relative to project)
  --publicPath #0                   Public path to serve assets from
  --silent,-s                       silence stdout
  --storage #0                      Storage directory (relative to project)
  --use #0                          Enable an extension
  --verbose                         Log verbose output

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This command will output the values of the environment variables as processed by 
bud.js. You can use this to check that your values are being set correctly.

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Check environment values set by bud.js
  $ bud env