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====== Tabul - Env List Command ======


===== About =====
The ''list'' command of the [[..:env:start|env module]] that lists the [[docs:conf:global_env|global attributes]]

===== Example =====


<unit>
<code bash>
tabul env list
</code>
<console>
attribute          value                              origin           description
----------------   --------------------------------   --------------   -----------------------------------------------------------------
APP_HOME                                              Default          The app home directory (default to the .tabul.yml file directory)
CONF               /home/tabulify/.tabul/.tabul.yml   Default          The conf vault file path
EXEC_ENV           dev                                Os environment   The execution environment
HOME               /opt/tabulify                      Default          The directory of the Tabulify installation
LOG_LEVEL          ERROR                              Os environment   The log level
PASSPHRASE                                            Default          The passphrase
STRICT_EXECUTION   true                               Cli options      Strict mode (Fail ambiguous situation)
USER_HOME          /home/tabulify/.tabul              Os environment   Tabulify User home Directory
</console>
</unit>

===== Syntax =====

<unit>
<code bash>
tabul env list -h
</code>
<console>
Tabul env list
==============

List the env attributes

Tip:To have a nice output because a value may be very lengthy, you should set the width of your terminal to a big number (such as 10000)



Examples
--------

 1 - List all env attributes


    tabul env list


 2 - List all Home configurations


    tabul env list  *home*


 3 - List all attributes set by OS Environment variables


    tabul env list --type OS




Syntax
------


    tabul env list [options|flags] <name-selector...>


where:


  Arguments:

    <name-selector...>                                      One or more glob selector(s) that will filter the output by the key name


  Options:

    -t,--type <mediaType|mimeType|extensionFile>            The type of the configurations to return ('all, command-line, default, dotenv, manifest, os, pipeline, sys, uri' or `all`)


  Global Options:

    -ah,--app-home <path>                                   The app home directory (default to the .tabul.yml file directory)

    -vf,--conf <path>                                       The path to a configuration file

    -ee,--exec-env <name>                                   The execution environment (prod or dev)

    -h,--help                                               Print this help

    -l,--log-level <error|warning|tip|info|fine>            Set the log level

    -ns,--not-strict                                        A minor error will not stop the process.

    -odu,--output-data-uri <outputDataUri>                  defines the output data uri for the feedback data (default: console)

    -oo,--output-operation <dataOperation>                  defines the data operations (replace, truncate) on an existing output resource before transfer.

    -oop,--output-transfer-operation <transferOperation>    defines the output transfer operation (insert, update, merge, copy). Default to `copy` for a file system and `insert` for a database.

    -pp,--passphrase <passphrase>                           A passphrase (master password) to decrypt the encrypted vault values (Env: TABUL_PASSPHRASE)

    --pipe-mode                                             Use pipe mode if you want to pipe the output in a shell. Pipe mode will not print the headers (ie column name) and will not make the control character visible

    -v,--version                                            Print version information
</console>
</unit>