virtualenv

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virtualenv is a widely used Python tool that creates isolated environments to manage project-specific dependencies and avoid conflicts between packages.

All labels observed (2)

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virtualenv canonical 7
Python venv 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Python software tool ⓘ
command-line tool ⓘ
free and open-source software ⓘ
category Python development tool ⓘ
software build and dependency management tool ⓘ
compatibleWith Unix-like operating systems ⓘ
Windows ⓘ
macOS ⓘ
configuration command-line options ⓘ
distribution Python Package Index ⓘ
documentation online documentation on Read the Docs or similar hosting ⓘ
feature ability to pin dependencies per project ⓘ
environment-specific Python binaries ⓘ
no need for administrator privileges to install packages ⓘ
separate site-packages directory per environment ⓘ
hasCommand virtualenv ⓘ
implements Python virtual environments ⓘ
influenced design of Python venv module ⓘ
installCommand pip install virtualenv ⓘ
license MIT License ⓘ
maintains per-environment PATH modifications ⓘ
primaryLanguage Python ⓘ
purpose avoid conflicts between Python packages ⓘ
create isolated Python environments ⓘ
manage project-specific dependencies ⓘ
relatedTo pip ⓘ
pipenv ⓘ
linked to: Pipenv

poetry (Python tool) ⓘ
venv ⓘ
repositoryHosting GitHub ⓘ
requires Python interpreter installed on system ⓘ
supports creation of isolated site-packages directories ⓘ
custom environment locations ⓘ
different Python interpreter versions per environment ⓘ
per-project dependency management ⓘ
typicalUsage source venv/bin/activate ⓘ
venv\Scripts\activate on Windows ⓘ
virtualenv venv ⓘ
usedBy Python developers ⓘ
usedFor isolating development environments ⓘ
reproducible Python project setups ⓘ
testing packages against multiple dependency sets ⓘ
usedWith Python 2 ⓘ
linked to: Python

Python 3 ⓘ
linked to: Python 3.x

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

setuptools → relatedTo → virtualenv ⓘ
Pipenv → integratesWith → virtualenv ⓘ
virtualenv → hasCommand → virtualenv ⓘ
Python official documentation → covers → Python venv ⓘ
linked to: virtualenv