#virtualenvwrapper — Public Fediverse posts
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I started migrating from virtualenvwrapper to direnv this week.
I also adopted uv for venv management and Starship for my zsh prompt.
Thanks to @webology for the nudge that resulted in this post being published today, thanks to @kattni for sharing a very plain Starship config file, and thanks to everyone who participated in the thread earlier this week.
https://treyhunner.com/2024/10/switching-from-virtualenvwrapper-to-direnv-starship-and-uv/
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Team Member @nshephard has written a useful blog on using virtualenvwrapper to create and manage your Python Virtual Environments
Read it at...
https://rse.shef.ac.uk/blog/2024-08-13-python-virtualenvwrapper/
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Do you use Python Virtual environments? Want to make your life a little easier?
Checkout this blog post I wrote on using `virtualenvwrapper` to create and manage your Python Virtual environments.
Thanks to @tdjames for proof reading and catching lots of silly errors I'd made
https://rse.shef.ac.uk/blog/2024-08-13-python-virtualenvwrapper/
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The latest version of #python #Virtualenvwrapper added project-local lifecycle hooks, so you can add a postactivate to Git, and so on.
Update from the front: They're awesome! 🤩
I've taken to leaving myself little motd type messages...
> Your working on django-filter. Enjoy! 🍰
I'm loving it 🥰
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I guess I'll learn how to use #virtualenv and use Python 3.9? (or should I use #pyenv? #pyvenv? #venv? #virtualenvwrapper? #pipenv? Why are there so many of these things??)
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Apart from pyenv and pew there's apparently also #vex and #hatch, and the simple #vrun. Also there's #virtualenvwrapper, which I suppose is an early and less convenient model?
news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1…
pypi.org/project/vex/
pypi.org/project/hatch/ explicitly claims to supersede pew
pypi.org/project/vrun/
pypi.org/project/virtualenvwra… seems to have introduced some concepts built upon by the later tools, such as keeping your virtualenvs in one location and referring to them by name.
I've only ever used virtualenv, venv and Nix for managing Python deps.