#Env

These are two files related to the configuration of the Ract environment. Generally speaking, you don't need to pay attention to them unless you need a development environment that is not directly hosted by Ract

#Ract installation directory structure description

Take Ract installed using cargo as an example:

#.env

.env is the file that Ract points to for env.toml

#Configuration instructions

1/path/to/env.toml

#Set Config

1ract config

1🥳 Welcome to use ract config!
2
3🔸 env: Set the `path` for the chain env.toml file
4🔸 chain_env_toml: Set the rust dependency for GenUI toolchain
5
6? Which env file do you want to config?
7> env
8chain_env_toml
9# ---
10? Get or Set Config?
11get
12> set

#env.toml(chain_env_toml)

env.toml is the environment configuration file of Ract. From the content in this file, Ract can find the environment dependencies when the user is developing.

#Configuration instructions

Only [dependencies] in the env.toml file points to the dependency location

1version = "0.1.6"
2is_latest = true
3auto_update = true
4check = { auto = true, last_time = 1741547846, frequency = 172800 }
5
6[dependencies]
7makepad-widgets = "~/.cargo/bin/chain/makepad"
8gen_components = "~/.cargo/bin/chain/gen_components"

#Set Config

The modification method of env.toml is the same as .env. You only need to select chain_env_toml when Ract asks you.