Hi Dario
It looks good, if it was around when I started using fish I definitely
would have used it.
When I moved to fish I made a custom workon script but got bored of
updating it every time something changed or I had to customise it in a
different environment. Eventually I gave up and now just use the
virtualenv/bin/activate.fish with a custom fish deactivate function (I
didn't realise I was using this until I just looked now), which I find
is very easy.
function deactivate
if count $CURRENT_VIRTUALENV
set PATH $OLD_PATH
set -e CURRENT_VIRTUALENV
else
echo ERROR: virtualenv not invoked, exiting
end
end
I found that virtualenvwrapper is great when you start working with
virtualenvs, but once you become familiar with them it becomes unnecessary.
On 27/05/2013 00:08, Dario Bertini wrote:
> Hi, I got tired of virtualenvwrapper, and to have to go back to bash
> to create/delete virtualenvs (I was using a simple workon function to
> activate them from inside fish)... and I decided to do a rewrite
>
> https://github.com/berdario/invewrapper
>
> It's in pure python, so it can actually work everywhere; but the main
> reason I was compelled to write it, is because nowadays I've been a
> fish user for the whole past year :)
>
> Yes, I know about virtualfish... https://github.com/adambrenecki/virtualfish
> but I actually didn't know about it, when I started invewrapper :)
> (anyhow, the philosophy behind it is kinda different, so I'd expect
> that people might prefer one or the other)
>
> Please, let me know if you have some feedback
>
> :Dario
>
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