Add ability to pass env to abracadabra

WHATSNEW.md

@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ This document attempts to track **major** changes and additions in ENiGMA½. For
 * A fix has been made to clean up old `file.db` entries when a file is removed. Previously stale records could be left or even recycled into new entries. Please see [UPGRADE.md](UPGRADE.md) for details on applying this fix (look for `tables_update_2020-11-29.sql`).
 * The [./docs/modding/onelinerz.md](onelinerz) module can have `dbSuffix` set in it's `config` block to specify a separate DB file. For example to use as a requests list.
 * Default hash tags can now be set in file areas. Simply supply an array or list of values in a file area block via `hashTags`.
+* Added ability to pass an `env` value (map) to `abracadabra` doors. See [Local Doors](./docs/modding/local-doors.md]).
 
 ## 0.0.11-beta
 * Upgraded from `alpha` to `beta` -- The software is far along and mature enough at this point!

core/abracadabra.js

@@ -173,6 +173,7 @@ exports.getModule = class AbracadabraModule extends MenuModule {
             dropFile        : this.dropFile.fileName,
             dropFilePath    : this.dropFile.fullPath,
             node            : this.client.node,
+            env             : this.config.env,
         };
 
         const doorTracking = trackDoorRunBegin(this.client, this.config.name);

docs/modding/local-doors.md

@@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ The `abracadabra` `config` block can contain the following members:
 | `cmd` | :+1: | Path to executable to launch. |
 | `args` | :-1: | Array of argument(s) to pass to `cmd`. See **Argument Variables** below for information on variables that can be used here.
 | `cwd` | :-1: | Sets the Current Working Directory (CWD) for `cmd`. Defaults to the directory of `cmd`. |
+| `env` | :-1: | Sets the environment. Supplied in the form of an map: `{ SOME_VAR: "value" }`
 | `nodeMax` | :-1: | Max number of nodes that can access this door at once. Uses `name` as a tracking key. |
 | `tooManyArt` | :-1: | Art spec to display if too many instances are already in use. |
 | `io` | :-1: | How to process input/output (I/O). Can be `stdio` or `socket`. When using `stdio`, I/O is handled via standard stdin/stdout. When using `socket` a temporary socket server is spawned that can be connected back to. The server listens on localhost on `{srvPort}` (See **Argument Variables** below for more information). Default value is `stdio`. |