Example

>>> from virtualenvcontext import VirtualenvContext

>>> try:
>>>     import kitchen
>>> except ImportError as e:
>>>     print "kitchen is definitely not installed in system-python"

>>> with VirtaulenvContext("my-venv"):
>>>     import kitchen
>>>     print "But it *is* installed in my virtualenv"

>>> try:
>>>     import kitchen
>>> except ImportError as e:
>>>     print "But once I exit that block, I lose my powers again..."

Caveat:

It expects that you’re using virtualenvwrapper but you should be anyways.

Get this project:

Source: http://github.com/ralphbean/virtualenvcontext/

pypi: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenvcontext/

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