I use Virtualenvwrapper to isolate individual python projects. I could never remember the commands to set up a new project, so I created a makefile to do the work.
Copy the code below, change "put-your-name-here" to whatever you
want to call your virtual environment, set up a requirements.txt
file with your pip dependencies and you are good to go. Type
make setup
and the makefile will do the rest.
SHELL:=/bin/bash
VIRTUAL_ENV_NAME:=put-your-name-here
VIRTUAL_ENV_INSTALL:=~/.virtualenvs/$(VIRTUAL_ENV_NAME)/bin/activate
PIP_INSTALL:=~/.virtualenvs/$(VIRTUAL_ENV_NAME)/bin/pip
$(VIRTUAL_ENV_INSTALL):
( \
source $(VIRTUALENVWRAPPER_SCRIPT) ; \
mkvirtualenv $(VIRTUAL_ENV_NAME) --python=/usr/bin/python3.5 ; \
touch ~/.virtualenvs/$(VIRTUAL_ENV_NAME)/bin/activate ; \
)
$(PIP_INSTALL): $(VIRTUAL_ENV_INSTALL) requirements.txt
( \
source $(VIRTUALENVWRAPPER_SCRIPT) ; \
workon $(VIRTUAL_ENV_NAME) ; \
pip install -r requirements.txt ;\
touch ~/.virtualenvs/$(VIRTUAL_ENV_NAME)/bin/pip ;\
)
setup: $(PIP_INSTALL)