The plugin adds several aliases for useful Python commands.
To use it, add python to the plugins array in your zshrc file:
plugins=(... python)| Command | Description |
|---|---|
py |
Runs python3. Only set if py is not installed. |
pyfind |
Finds .py files recursively in the current directory |
pyclean [dirs] |
Deletes byte-code and cache files from a list of directories or the current one |
pygrep <text> |
Looks for text in *.py files in the current directory, recursively |
pyuserpaths |
Add user site-packages folders to PYTHONPATH, for Python 2 and 3 |
pyserver |
Starts an HTTP server on the current directory (use --directory for a different one) |
The plugin provides three utilities to manage Python 3.3+ venv virtual environments:
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mkv [name]: make a new virtual environment calledname(default: if set$PYTHON_VENV_NAME, elsevenv) in the current directory. -
vrun [name]: Activate the virtual environment calledname(default: if set$PYTHON_VENV_NAME, elsevenv) in the current directory. -
auto_vrun: Automatically activate the venv virtual environment when entering a directory containing<venv-name>/bin/activate, and automatically deactivate it when navigating out of it (keeps venv activated in subdirectories).- To enable the feature, set
export PYTHON_AUTO_VRUN=truebefore sourcing oh-my-zsh. - Plugin activates first virtual environment in lexicographic order whose name begins with
<venv-name>. The default virtual environment name isvenv. To use a different name, setexport PYTHON_VENV_NAME=<venv-name>. For example:export PYTHON_VENV_NAME=".venv"
- To enable the feature, set