MyVenv

MyVenv is a simple Windows utility that helps you create or activate a Python virtual environment directly in the current CMD shell. With MyVenv, you can streamline your virtual environment management workflow using a single command.

Features

• Automatically creates a virtual environment if it doesn't exist.
• Activates the virtual environment in the current CMD shell.
• Adds the virtual environment folder to .gitignore to prevent accidental commits.

Installation

You can install MyVenv via pip:

pip install myvenv

Usage

After installing MyVenv, you can use the myvenv.bat script in your terminal to create or activate a virtual environment.

Command Syntax

myvenv [ENV_NAME]

• ENV_NAME (optional): The name of the virtual environment folder. Defaults to venv if not provided.

Examples

Create and Activate Default Virtual Environment

myvenv

This creates (if it doesn't already exist) and activates a virtual environment named venv.

Create and Activate a Custom Virtual Environment

myvenv mycustomenv

This creates (if it doesn't already exist) and activates a virtual environment named mycustomenv.

How It Works

1. Environment Name: The script checks for the provided environment name or defaults to venv.
2. Virtual Environment Creation: If the specified folder doesn't exist, it creates a virtual environment using python -m venv.
3. Git Ignore Update: The script ensures the virtual environment folder is listed in .gitignore to prevent accidental commits.
4. Activation: The script activates the virtual environment in the current CMD shell.

Project Structure

• myvenv.bat: Batch script for managing virtual environments.
• setup.py: Python setup script for packaging and distribution.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions or improvements, feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue.

Author

ILikeAI (Josh)
GitHub Profile

joshlikesai@gmail.com

Feedback

If you encounter any issues or have ideas for improvement, please let us know by creating an issue in the GitHub repository.