My new tool venvmgr is out!
Venvmgr, short for Virtual environment manager, is now available on my github, here.
This tool aims at assisting management of python venvs, especially during development.
It started with my constantly losing track of my python projects, having multiple venvs, multiple places to store source code, which inevitably resulted in a mess. The first, obvious solution was to simply start storing all python related stuff in a single directory. But over time that filled up with lots of folders called “testnewvenv1” and other such garbage, not to mention you might not remember which venv is supposed to be used for a given python file.
venvmgr abstracts all this into one very simple command which can create, activate, or delete venvs.
For more technical details, check out the repo. As always, feel free to comment, contribute, or add issues for the project!