cpenv
Cross-platform Python environment management.
cpenv makes it easy to manage dependencies, environment variables, and applications through the use of python virtualenvs and modules. Configurations can be shared between windows, linux, or mac and deployed directly from git.
How it looks
From a terminal
>cpenv create my_env Creating new environment my_env ... Activating my_env [my_env]> cpenv create --module my_module https://github.com/cpenv/template_module.git Installing https://github.com/cpenv/template_module.git ...
From python
import cpenv
my_env = cpenv.create('my_env)
my_env.add_module('my_module', 'https://github.com/cpenv/template_module.git')
cpenv.activate(my_env, my_module)
From an environment config
environment:
PATH:
- '$ENVIRON/relative/path'
dependencies:
modules:
- name: template_module
repo: https://github.com/cpenv/template_module.git
branch: master
pip:
- requests
git: []
Installation
cpenv is available on pypi
pip install cpenv
Make sure you’ve got Git installed and accessible from your command prompt/terminal and you’re ready to go. Set $CPENV_HOME where you’d like environments to be created (defaults to ~/.cpenv).
Documentation
To learn more visit http://cpenv.rtfd.io/.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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