venv-modulefile 0.1.19

Python venv extension using Modulefile

venv-modulefile

• venv-modulefile
  • Description
  • Quick start
  • Available commands

Description

Tool to create Python complient environment from non-pythonic tools in a Python virtual environment.

It is based on Environment Module to modify the virtual environment.

The package offers several commands to build environment modules activated by the virtual environnment

Quick start

The following example adds foo/bar/baz to LD_LIBRARY_PATH when the environment is loaded

venvmod-initialize ${VIRTUAL_ENV}
venvmod-prepend-path ${VIRTUAL_ENV} LD_LIBRARY_PATH foo/bar/baz

Available commands

The list of available commands is the following:

• venvmod-initialize is the first command to call. It is expected before everithing as it upgrades the virtual environment with modulefile.

• The following commands modify the modulefile of the virtual environment:

  • venvmod-cmd-append-path / venvmod-cmd-prepend-path: modifies an environment variable
  • venvmod-cmd-module-load: loads a modulefile
  • venvmod-cmd-module-use: adds a search path for modulefile
  • venvmod-cmd-remove-path: removes path from environment variable
  • venvmod-cmd-setenv: defines an environment variable
  • venvmod-cmd-set-alias: defines an alias
  • venvmod-cmd-source-sh: sources a script

• venvmod-cmd-read-env: reads modifications to do from environment variable:

  • [NAME]_LD_LIBRARY_PATH, [NAME]_PYTHONPATH, [NAME]_PATH: prepend for each element separated by ':'
  • [NAME]_MODULE_USE: module use for each element 'module' separated by ' '
  • [NAME]_MODULEFILES: module load for each element '/path/' separated by ' '
  • [NAME]_SOURCEFILES: source-sh for each element 'shell script [args...]' separated by ';'
  • [NAME]_EXPORTS: setenv for each element 'var=value' separated by ' '
  • [NAME]_ALIASES: set-alias for each element 'var="value"' separated by ' '
  • [NAME]_REMOVE_PATHS: remove-path for each element 'var=value' separated by ' ' where [NAME] is the name of the environment module (case insensitive, "-" and "." are replaced by "_").

• venvmod-add-appli allows to create sub modulefile. --appli option of the above commands permit to modify these modulefiles. The appli can be removed unsing venvmod-rm-appli

• venvmod-test-import: tests the import of modules given as argument

See --help option for cli description of each command.

The sequence to modify the environment respects the sequence of call of the different functions.