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Environment Variables

Scriptify supports several environment variables to customize its behavior:

VariableDescription
SCRIPTIFY_MEMORY_LIMITSets the memory_limit for the scriptify process. If not set, no memory limit is applied (unlimited).
SCRIPTIFY_BOOTLOADERSpecifies the path to a custom autoloader file. Used by the terminal command and other features.

Usage Examples​

Setting Memory Limit​

# Set memory limit to 256MB
export SCRIPTIFY_MEMORY_LIMIT=256M
scriptify run "\\My\\Class::method"

# Or inline
SCRIPTIFY_MEMORY_LIMIT=512M scriptify run "\\My\\Class::method"

Custom Autoloader Path​

# Use a custom autoloader location
export SCRIPTIFY_BOOTLOADER=/path/to/custom/autoload.php
scriptify terminal

Service Environment Variables​

When you install a service using scriptify install, you can pass environment variables that will be available to your service:

scriptify install --template=systemd myservice \
    --class "\\My\\Class::method" \
    --env APP_ENV=production \
    --env DATABASE_URL=mysql://localhost/db

These variables are stored in /etc/scriptify/{service}.env and automatically loaded when the service runs.

Accessing Service Variables in Terminal​

Load a service's environment variables in the interactive terminal:

scriptify terminal myservice

This makes all the service's environment variables available in your interactive session.