module pycode.venv_helper

Inheritance diagram of pyquickhelper.pycode.venv_helper

Short summary

module pyquickhelper.pycode.venv_helper

Helpers for virtualenv

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Classes

class

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NotImplementedErrorFromVirtualEnvironment

Defines an exception when a function does not work in a virtual environment.

VirtualEnvError

Exception raised by the function implemented in this file.

Functions

function

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build_venv_cmd

Builds the command line for virtual env.

check_readme_syntax

Checks the syntax of the file readme.rst which describes a python project.

create_virtual_env

Creates a virtual environment.

is_virtual_environment

Tells if the script is run from a virtual environment.

run_base_script

Runs a script with the original intepreter even if this function is run from a virtual environment.

run_venv_script

Runs a script on a vritual environment (the script should be simple).

venv_install

Installs a package or a list of packages in a virtual environment.

Documentation

Helpers for virtualenv

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exception pyquickhelper.pycode.venv_helper.NotImplementedErrorFromVirtualEnvironment[source]

Bases: NotImplementedError

Defines an exception when a function does not work in a virtual environment.

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exception pyquickhelper.pycode.venv_helper.VirtualEnvError[source]

Bases: Exception

Exception raised by the function implemented in this file.

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pyquickhelper.pycode.venv_helper.build_venv_cmd(params, posparams)[source]

Builds the command line for virtual env.

Parameters:
  • params – dictionary of parameters

  • posparams – positional arguments

Returns:

string

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pyquickhelper.pycode.venv_helper.check_readme_syntax(readme, folder, version='0.8', fLOG=None)[source]

Checks the syntax of the file readme.rst which describes a python project.

Parameters:
  • readme – file to check

  • folder – location for the virtual environment

  • version – version of docutils

  • fLOG – logging function

Returns:

output or SyntaxError exception

pipy server is based on docutils ==0.8. The most simple way to check its syntax is to create a virtual environment, to install docutils==0.8 and to compile the file. This is what this function does.

Unfortunately, this functionality does not work yet from a virtual environment.

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pyquickhelper.pycode.venv_helper.create_virtual_env(where, symlinks=False, system_site_packages=False, clear=True, packages=None, fLOG=None, temp_folder=None, platform=None)[source]

Creates a virtual environment.

Parameters:
  • where – location of this virtual environment

  • symlinks – attempt to symlink rather than copy

  • system_site_packages – Give the virtual environment access to the system site-packages dir

  • clear – Delete the environment directory if it already exists. If not specified and the directory exists, an error is raised.

  • packages – list of packages to install (it will install module pymyinstall).

  • fLOG – logging function

  • temp_folder – temporary folder (to download module if needed), by default <where>/download

  • platform – platform to use

Returns:

stand output

How to create a virtual environment?

The following example creates a virtual environment. Packages can be added by specifying the parameter package.

from pyquickhelper.pycode import create_virtual_env
fold = "my_env"
if not os.path.exists(fold):
    os.mkdir(fold)
create_virtual_env(fold)

The function does not work from a virtual environment.

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pyquickhelper.pycode.venv_helper.is_virtual_environment()[source]

Tells if the script is run from a virtual environment.

Returns:

boolean

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pyquickhelper.pycode.venv_helper.run_base_script(script, fLOG=None, file=False, is_cmd=False, skip_err_if=None, argv=None, platform=None, **kwargs)[source]

Runs a script with the original intepreter even if this function is run from a virtual environment.

Parameters:
  • script – script as a string (not a file)

  • fLOG – logging function

  • file – is script a file or a string to execute

  • is_cmd – if True, script is a command line to run (as a list) for python executable

  • skip_err_if – do not pay attention to standard error if this string was found in standard output

  • argv – list of arguments to add on the command line

  • platform – platform (sys.platform by default)

  • kwargs – others arguments for function run_cmd.

Returns:

output

The function does not work from a virtual environment. The function does not raise an exception if the standard error contains something like:

----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.281s

OK

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pyquickhelper.pycode.venv_helper.run_venv_script(venv, script, fLOG=None, file=False, is_cmd=False, skip_err_if=None, platform=None, **kwargs)[source]

Runs a script on a vritual environment (the script should be simple).

Parameters:
  • venv – virtual environment

  • script – script as a string (not a file)

  • fLOG – logging function

  • file – is script a file or a string to execute

  • is_cmd – if True, script is a command line to run (as a list) for python executable

  • skip_err_if – do not pay attention to standard error if this string was found in standard output

  • platform – platform (sys.platform by default)

  • kwargs – others arguments for function run_cmd.

Returns:

output

The function does not work from a virtual environment.

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pyquickhelper.pycode.venv_helper.venv_install(venv, packages, fLOG=None, temp_folder=None, platform=None)[source]

Installs a package or a list of packages in a virtual environment.

Parameters:
  • venv – location of the virtual environment

  • packages – a package (str) or a list of packages(list[str])

  • fLOG – logging function

  • temp_folder – temporary folder (to download module if needed), by default <where>/download

  • platform – platform (sys.platform by default)

Returns:

standard output

The function does not work from a virtual environment.

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