pvenv

Manages all python venvs in one place. Pretty much like pipenv or poetry, but using just venv and pip.

Usage

<pre> Usage: <b>pvenv</b> [<b>-n</b>|<b>--name</b> &lt;venv_name&gt;] &lt;command&gt; [arg...] <b>-n</b>|<b>--name</b> &lt;venv_name&gt; Set a custom venv name. Default: unique name based on the name of the current directory. Commands: <b>use</b> [python] [arg...] Create venv using the provided python executable (if venv doesn&apos;t exist) and activate it. If no python executable is provided, defaults to <b>python3</b>. Any additional arguments given are passed to the venv creation script. See <b>python3 -m venv --help</b> <b>ls</b> List path of venv, if venv exists. <b>rm</b> Remove venv. </pre>

Settings

By default, all venvs are created under ${HOME}/.venvs. This path can be customized with:

PVENV_HOME=/path/to/venvs