Execute with Python virtual environment activated
with-venv macro executes BODY with Python virtual environment activated:
(with-venv
(executable-find "python"))This macro searchs for suitable venv directory for current evironment
automatically: by default it supports pipenv, poetry, and directories
named ".venv" and "venv".
You can modify with-venv-find-venv-dir-functions to add or remove
these supports.
The automatic search result will be cached as a buffer-local variable, so
with-venv try to find venv dir only at the first time it is used after
visiting file.
To explicitly update this cache (without re-visiting file) after you
created/changed a virtual environment, invoke M-x with-venv-find-venv-dir
manually.
You can also set buffer-local vairable with-venv-venv-dir explicitly
to specify venv directory for with-venv macro.
In this case, the automatic search will be totally disabled for that buffer.
If you want to always enable with-venv for certain functions,
with-venv-advice-add can be used for that purpose:
(with-venv-advice-add 'blacken-buffer)Adviced functions are always wrapped with with-venv macro when called.
Call with-venv-advice-remove to remove these advices.
This software is licensed under Apache License 2.0 . See LICENSE for details.