[PYTHON] Pipenv usage summary (for myself)

Introduction

It's okay to see the details by looking at other people's articles, but I thought that there are few things that can be understood in one article as to what can be done during development. I tried to summarize that it is not enough for everyone to understand, but that it is enough for me.

environment

• Windows 10 Home
• Windows Subsystem for Linux
• Python 3.6.4

Introduction

Until Pipenv is installed Look at this

How to use

Initialization

For Python 3 series

$ pipenv --python 3

Package installation

$ pipenv install django
$ pipenv install numpy==1.17.4  #Specify the version

Pipfile

[packages]
django = "*"
numpy = "1.17.4"

When installing the development package

$ pipenv install --dev flake8

Pipfile

[dev-packages]
flake8 = "*"

Building the environment

I'll do a bundle install ~

$ pipenv install
$ pipenv install --dev #For development

When you want to reproduce the environment from Pipfile.lock

$ pipenv sync

Version upgrade of installed packages

$ pipenv update

script

Edit Pipfile by yourself and write as below.

Pipfile

[scripts]
main = "python main.py"

Run scripts

$ pipenv run main

In addition, it can be executed individually without entering the virtual environment.

$ pipenv run python main.py

Virtual environment

Do you want to create .venv under the project directory? ?? ?? So

.bashrc

export PIPENV_VENV_IN_PROJECT=true

After that how to use

$ pipenv shell   #Virtual environment
$ exit           #Exit
$ pipenv --venv  #Virtual environment path
$ pipenv --rm    #Delete virtual environment

Summary

I think there are people who write more properly, but I have summarized the ones I use for the time being.

To be honest, I've just started Python, so I just researched and summarized it, and I wrote it appropriately, so please think about it like this.

Seriously, you should read and understand the ones you know (oversized boomerang).

It's a little off topic, but isn't it a stable version of WSL2 soon? Use docker ~~