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#
# NAME
-# lf-activate-venv [-p|--python python] [--no-path]
+# lf-activate-venv [-p|--python python] [-v|--venv-file] [--no-path]
# [--system-site-packages] [package]...
#
# SYNOPSIS
# or
# lf-activate-venv --python python3.8 git-review
#
+# lf-activate-venv --python python3.8 --venv-file /tmp/.myvenv git-review
+#
# DESCRIPTION
# This function will create a new Python Virtual Environment (venv) and
# install the specified packages in the new venv. The venv will be installed
# to the PATH.
#
# The 'lf_venv' variable will be set so you can directly execute commands
-# in the venv with: $lf_venv/bin/command. Beware that subsequent calls to
-# lf-activate-venv() will overwrite 'lf_venv'.
+# in the venv with: $lf_venv/bin/command. lf-activate-venv() will check for
+# existing file '/tmp/.os_lf_venv' and set 'lf_venv' if the file exists.
+#
+# The function provides a --venv-file path for saving the value of the 'lf_env'
+# that can re-used later. By default '/tmp/.os_lf_venv' venv file is created
+# when the --venv-file option is not specified.
+#
+# Subsequent calls to lf-activate-venv() will re-use the existing venv
+# throught and will NOT overwrite 'lf_venv', if the '/tmp/.os_lf_venv'
+# already exists.
+#
+# If a new venv is required delete the file '/tmp/.os_lf_venv' before
+# calling lf-activate-venv() will create a fresh venv.
#
# By default all packages are installed with '--upgrade-strategy eager'.
# The venv will always contain pip & virtualenv.
lf-activate-venv () {
lf_venv=$(mktemp -d /tmp/venv-XXXX)
+ local venv_file="/tmp/.os_lf_venv"
local python=python3
local options
local set_path=true
local install_args=""
- options=$(getopt -o 'n:p:' -l 'no-path,python:,system-site-packages' \
+ # set -x
+ options=$(getopt -o 'np:v:' -l 'no-path,system-site-packages,python:,venv-file:' \
-n "${FUNCNAME[0]}" -- "$@" )
eval set -- "$options"
while true; do
case $1 in
-n|--no-path) set_path=false ; shift ;;
- -p|--python) python=$2 ; shift 2 ;;
+ -p|--python) python="$2" ; shift 2 ;;
+ -v|--venv-file) venv_file="$2" ; shift 2 ;;
--system-site-packages) install_args="--system-site-packages" ;
shift ;;
--) shift; break ;;
esac
done
- echo "${FUNCNAME[0]}(): INFO: Creating $python venv at $lf_venv"
-
case $python in
python2*)
local pkg_list="$*"
local pkg_list=""
# Use pyenv for selecting the python version
if [[ -d "/opt/pyenv" ]]; then
- # set_python_version = pyver "${python//[a-zA-Z]/}"
- echo "---> Setting up pyenv"
+ echo "Setup pyenv:"
export PYENV_ROOT="/opt/pyenv"
export PATH="$PYENV_ROOT/bin:$PATH"
pyenv versions
pyenv local $(lf-pyver "${python}")
fi
fi
+
# Add version specifier for some packages
for arg in "$@"; do
case $arg in
*) pkg_list+="$arg " ;;
esac
done
- $python -m venv "$install_args" "$lf_venv" || return 1
+
+ # Precedence:
+ # - Re-use venv:
+ # 1. --venv-file <path/to/file> as lf_venv
+ # 2. default: "/tmp/.os_lf_venv"
+ # - Create new venv when 1. and 2. is absent
+ if [[ -f "$venv_file" ]]; then
+ lf_venv=$(cat "$venv_file")
+ echo "${FUNCNAME[0]}(): INFO: Reuse venv:$lf_venv from" \
+ "file:$venv_file"
+ elif [[ ! -f "$venv_file" ]]; then
+ if [[ -n "$install_args" ]]; then
+ $python -m venv "$install_args" "$lf_venv" || return 1
+ else
+ $python -m venv "$lf_venv" || return 1
+ fi
+ echo "${FUNCNAME[0]}(): INFO: Creating $python venv at $lf_venv"
+ echo "$lf_venv" > "$venv_file"
+ echo "${FUNCNAME[0]}(): INFO: Save venv in file: $venv_file"
+ fi
+
"$lf_venv/bin/pip" install --upgrade --quiet pip virtualenv || return 1
if [[ -z $pkg_list ]]; then
echo "${FUNCNAME[0]}(): WARNING: No packages to install"