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shell - Override a variable in a Bash script from the command line

How do you override a variable in your Bash script from the command line?

I know how to pass variables in, but I just want something like ./myscript.sh -Dvar=val.

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You need to use parameter expansion for the variable(s) you want to override:

$ cat override.sh
#!/bin/bash

: ${var1:=foo} # var1 will take on the value "foo" if not overridden
var2=${var2:-foo} # same thing but more typing

echo "var1 is $var1 | var2 is $var2"

Without Override Values

$ ./override.sh
var1 is foo | var2 is foo

With Override Values

$ var1=bar var2=baz ./override.sh
var1 is bar | var2 is baz

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