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fish-config/functions/__fish_variable_check.fish
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rootiest 8b9daf40c5 feat(shell): add __fish_variable_check utility function
Provides a reusable helper for evaluating configuration variable
truthiness. Returns 0 (true), 1 (false), 2 (empty/unset), or
3 (unrecognized value) — enables future strict-mode and opinionated-
components guards without repeating inline logic.
2026-06-05 19:47:05 -04:00

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# Copyright (C) 2026 Rootiest
# SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-or-later
# SYNOPSIS
# __fish_variable_check <variable_name>
#
# DESCRIPTION
# Evaluates a given variable's value to determine its truthiness or falsiness.
# It safely dereferences the variable name and performs case-insensitive matching.
#
# ARGUMENTS
# variable_name The name of the variable to check (e.g., __fish_config_strict_mode)
# Do NOT pass the value directly (do not use the $ prefix).
#
# RETURNS
# 0 True (Opt-In) : Matches 1, true, yes, on, y
# 1 False (Opt-Out) : Matches 0, false, no, off, n
# 2 Empty : Variable is unset or contains an empty string
# 3 Garbage : Variable contains an unrecognized value
#
# EXAMPLE
# __fish_variable_check __fish_config_strict_mode
# if test $status -eq 0
# echo "Strict mode enabled!"
# end
#
function __fish_variable_check --description "Check if a variable is set to a truthy or falsy value."
set -l var_name $argv[1]
# Make sure they actually passed an argument
if test -z "$var_name"
return 2
end
# 2: Empty / Unset (Check if the variable exists in the environment at all)
if not set -q $var_name
return 2
end
# Dereference the variable name to get its actual value using $$
set -l val (string lower "$$var_name")
# 2: Empty / Unset (Check if it exists but is just an empty string)
if test -z "$val"
return 2
end
# 0: True (Opt-In)
if contains -- "$val" 1 true yes on y
return 0
end
# 1: False (Opt-Out)
if contains -- "$val" 0 false no off n
return 1
end
# 3: Garbage / Unrecognized
return 3
end