mise env

• Usage: mise env [FLAGS] [TOOL@VERSION]…
• Aliases: e
• Effect: read-only
• Source code: src/cli/env.rs

Print the environment for the current configuration

Evaluate the shell output to load tools and variables once, without installing prompt hooks. Changing directories afterward does not recompute this environment. Use mise exec -- command to apply it to one child process instead.

JSON, dotenv, and shell output contain actual variable values, including secrets. --redacted selects variables marked for redaction; it does not mask their values. Tools you pass as TOOL@VERSION arguments are installed first if they are missing; missing tools from the config are reported, not installed.

Arguments

• [TOOL@VERSION]… — Tools to include in addition to those in the config, such as node@24

Flags

• -D --dotenv — Output in dotenv format

• -J --json — Output in JSON format

• -s --shell <SHELL> — Shell type to generate environment variables for

  Choices: bash, elvish, fish, nu, xonsh, zsh, pwsh, powershell

• --json-extended — Output in JSON format with additional information (source, tool)

• --redacted — Only include variables marked for redaction; their values are printed unmasked

• --values — Only show values of environment variables

• --paths — Print the PATH entries mise manages, in PATH order, one per line

• -h --help — Print help

Examples

Load the environment once into the current bash session

eval "$(mise env -s bash)"

Same, for zsh

eval "$(mise env -s zsh)"

Same, for fish

mise env -s fish | source

Same, for xonsh

execx($(mise env -s xonsh))

Print the variables as JSON

mise env --json

List the PATH entries mise manages, such as tool bin directories

mise env --paths

Write a dotenv file; it contains secret values

mise env --dotenv > .env

Related documentation

• Environment variables.
• All commands.
• Global flags and argument syntax.