RSVENV

Description

Tool to manage python virtual environments. It stores all of them in one place and allows to use any python binary to create a new one.

Automatic venv activation when changing the directory (in bash and zsh)
Support of virtual environments created via pyenv-virtualenv
Supports virtual environments in current directory (subdirectory must be named one of .venv, .virtualenv, venv, virtualenv)

In order to use automatic virtual environment activation it is necessary to add to the end of ~/.zshrc (or ~/.bashrc)

rsvenv install

To see available virtual environments

rsvenv list

Result will be something like this

Rsenv environments:
	3.11.8/test_rsenv
Pyenv environments:
	3.12.1/envs/armis
	3.9.9/envs/proxy_pac
	3.12.1/envs/kafka
	3.9.9/envs/jira

To create a new virtual environment

rsvenv create path/to/python venv_name

The created virtual environment name will be python_version/venv_name

After this it is possible to use this venv in current directory

rsvenv use python_version/venv_name

This command will create file .python-virtualenv that contains venv name

It is possible to deactivate ven

rsvenv deactivate

It is possible to configure parameters via environment variables

Variable	Possible values	Default value	Description
$RSVENV_VERBOSITY	i32 0..3	1	How verbose the program must be: 0 - no messages, 1 - Info level, 2 - Debug level
$RSVENV_PATH	String	"~/.rsvenv"	Directory to store all the virtual environments