1. PURPOSE OF THE SOFTWARE
The module makes lives easier for whom use virtualenv with Sublime-text and the codeintel plugin. It creates codeintel configuration file as you make a new Virtualenv project using command ‘mkproject’.
2. HOW IT WORKS
The module modifies the postmkproject file and creates a configuration folder with a config file in it.
3. AUTO INSTALL GUIDE
run ‘pip install virtualenvwrapper-codeintel’
4. INSPIRATION
The project takes the main structure from https://github.com/SongGithub/sublime_projectfile_maker.
COPYRIGHTS
It subjects to MIT licence.
It doesn’t come with warranty of any sort.
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