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Auto activate virtualenv & activate_env alias
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| alias activate_env='ENVDIR=""; for d in *; do if [ -f $d/bin/activate ]; then ENVDIR="$d/bin/activate"; fi; done; if [ "$ENVDIR" ]; then source $ENVDIR; else echo Virtualenv dir not found; fi' | |
| ENVDIR=""; for d in *; do if [ -f $d/bin/activate ]; then ENVDIR="$d/bin/activate"; fi; done; if [ "$ENVDIR" ]; then source $ENVDIR; fi |
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| @dude /# activate_env | |
| Virtualenv dir not found | |
| @dude /# cd /WWW/Python/My/AskGuru | |
| @dude /WWW/Python/My/AskGuru# activate_env | |
| (env)@dude /WWW/Python/My/AskGuru# | |
| (env)@dude /Users/WWW/Python/My/AskGuru# echo $ENVDIR | |
| env/bin/activate |
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Simple drop this code to your ~/.profile file and on console tab initialization virtualenv will be activated automatically. Or you can use shell alias
activate_envmanually.On bash intialization helper doesn't show anything if virtualenv not found, but alias will show error message if virtualenv not found.
Also you have $ENVDIR env variable as bonus :)