# pyv

Wrapper for python-venv

## Install

```sh
git clone https://git.tavo.one/tavo/pyv.git ~/.local/share/pyv
printf 'for f in pyv pyv_comp.bash ; do if [ -f ~/.local/share/pyv/$f ] ; then . ~/.local/share/pyv/$f ; fi ; done' >> ~/.bashrc
```

## Usage

`pyv [ls|new|rm|enter|exit] myvenv`

```sh
pyv new v1   # create venv named v1
pyv new v2   # create venv named v2
pyv ls       # list venvs
pyv rm v2    # delete venv named v2
pyv enter v1 # enter venv named v1
pyv exit     # exit current venv
```

## Update

```sh
git -C ~/.local/share/pyv pull
```

## Uninstall

```sh
rm -rf ~/.local/share/pyv
# Also remove corresponding line in ~/.bashrc
```

## Customize `$VENV_DIR`

By default, it stores venv data in `${XDG_DATA_HOME}/pyv` or
`${HOME}/.local/share/pyv`, to change this behavior, set a different `$VENV_DIR`
variable:

```sh
# Add this line to bashrc to persist
VENV_DIR="$HOME/myvenvs"
```