Create a virtualenv

Create a virtual environment for python and activate it. The virtual environment will also auto-install the python wheel package.

Options

python_location (optional) if not set, the result of which python is used
install_wheel (optional, default=true)
virtualenv_location (optional) if not specified, $HOME/venv will be used.

Example

Simplest usage:

build:
  steps:
    - virtualenv

An example that uses a non default python executable name/location:

build:
  steps:
    - virtualenv:
        python_location=/usr/bin/python3.2

License

The MIT License (MIT)

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Changelog

1.0.0.

switch to which python for finding default python location

0.0.5

updated default virtualenv_location.
python_path is now python_location

0.0.4

PIP_WHEEL_DIR is now used instead of WERCKER_WHEEL_DIR

0.0.3

fix for using wheels while building wheels (to prevent rebuilding existing wheels)

0.0.2

WERCKER_WHEEL_DIR added (for use in the pip-install step)

0.0.1

initial release

aldarund / step-virtualenv