This script gathers all venvs in one folder and gives system-wide access to them.
Warning: It is kinda hacky. Do not trust it without reading through the code (it's not that long).
Download this repository somewhere on your system. Then put this somewhere in your .bashrc / config.fish:
# for bash:
[ -f "path/to/venvs.bash" ] && source "path/to/venvs.bash"
# for zsh (it's just a link to venvs.bash):
[ -f "path/to/venvs.zsh" ] && source "path/to/venvs.zsh"
# for fish
[ -f "path/to/venvs.fish" ] && source "path/to/venvs.fish"
The virtual environments are created in $XDG_DATA_HOME/venvs. This usually means ~/.local/share/venvs.
To place it somewhere else, set $XDG_DATA_HOME to another value. After that,
mv the contents to the new directory.
Usage:
venvs <venv> activate venv in the *global venvs directory*
venvs new <venv> <options> create new venv in *global venvs directory*
note: run python3 -m venv --help to see options
venvs activate venv in *current directory*
venvs new ./<venv> <options> create new venv in *current directory*
note: run python3 -m venv --help to see options
venvs [ls | list] list all venvs
venvs [rm | remove] <venv> remove a venv
venvs deactivate deactivate current venv
venvs [-h | --help] show this help