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* Place your initialization code in a file named after the environment

  If you have multiple environments in your configuration file, you can place the initialization code for each environment in a separate file to avoid conflicts.

  Suppose you have 4 database environments in your configuration file:

  + apollo.dev
  + apollo.prod
  + space.dev
  + space.prod

  You can create the following files in the =~/.arql.d/= directory:

  + apollo.rb
  + space.rb

  Place the initialization code for the apollo project in the =apollo.rb= file; place the initialization code for the space project in the =space.rb= file.

  Then write the following code in the =~/.arql.d/init.eb= file:

  #+BEGIN_SRC ruby
    ["apollo", "space"].each do |project|
      if Arql::App.env.try { |e| e.include?(project + ".") }
        load(File.absolute_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/#{project}.rb"))
        break
      end
    end
  #+END_SRC

  Now, when you run =arql -e apollo.dev= or =arql =e apollo.prod=, the initialization code in the =apollo.rb= file will be loaded; when you run =arql -e space.dev= or =arql -e space.prod=, the initialization code in the =space.rb= file will be loaded.
  

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