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pipis 2.0.0.post2

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Somewhere between pip and pipsi

"pipis" stands for "pip isolate"
and "pipi" is the french for "peepee" which is a fun name but pipi was already taken…

Actually it is a rewrite of pipsi but with venv instead of virtualenv.
What does it do?
Pipis is a wrapper around venv and pip which installs scripts provided by python packages into separate venvs to shield them from your system and each other.
It creates a venv in ~/.local/share/pipis/venvs/, update pip, installs the package, and links the package's scripts to ~/.local/share/pipis/bin/. These directory can be changed respectively through the environment variables PIPIS_VENVS and PIPIS_BIN.
Why not pipsi?
Because i do not care about Python 2, and virtualenv copies python's binaries while venv just symlink them (which i think is cleaner, but it still copies pip which is not clean…).
How to install
Automatic
Coming soon…
Manual
Create the pipis venvs and bin directories:
mkdir -p ~/.local/share/pipis/{venvs,bin}

Create and activate the pipis virtual environment:
python3 -m venv ~/.local/share/pipis/venvs/pipis
source ~/.local/share/pipis/venvs/pipis/bin/activate

Upgrade the pip package:
pip install -U pip

Install pipis:
pip install pipis

Exit the virtual environment:
deactivate

Link the pipis script into the "global" bin directory:
ln -s ~/.local/share/pipis/venvs/pipis/bin/pipis ~/.local/share/pipis/bin/

Add the pipis "global" bin directory to your PATH:
export PATH="~/.local/share/pipis/bin:${PATH}"

How to update
pipis update pipis

How to uninstall
pipis uninstall pipis

How to use
Show help
$ pipis -h
usage: pipis [-h] [-v] {version,freeze,search,install,update,uninstall} ...

Pipis installs Python packages into their own dedicated virtualenv to shield
them from your system and from each other. Virtualenvs are created in
`PIPIS_VENVS` (default: `~/.local/share/pipis/<package>`) and links the
scripts to `PIPIS_BIN` (default: `~/.local/share/pipis/bin/`).

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose enable verbose ouput

available commands:
{version,freeze,search,install,update,uninstall}
version show pipis version
freeze output installed packages in requirements format
search search for PyPI packages whose name or summary
contains <query>
install install packages
update update packages
uninstall uninstall packages

You can also invoke --help on each commands.
Install package(s)
$ pipis install ansible
Package 'ansible' will be installed.
Do you want to continue [y/N]? y
Successfully installed ansible

Unattended install package(s)
$ pipis install -y awscli
Successfully installed awscli

Update package(s)
$ pipis update ansible
Package 'ansible' will be updated.
Do you want to continue [y/N]? y
Successfully updated ansible

List installed packages
$ pipis freeze
ansible==2.8.1
awscli==1.16.181
gcal2redmine==0.2.0
gitignore-cli==1.0.3
pipenv==2018.11.26
pipis==2.0.0
poetry==0.12.16
speedtest-cli==2.1.1
tldr==0.4.4
youtube-dl==2019.6.8

Uninstall package(s)
$ pipis uninstall ansible
Package 'ansible' will be uninstalled.
Do you want to continue [y/N]? y
Successfully uninstalled ansible

Credits

Armin Ronacher: the author of pipsi, for the inspiration
Nicolas Karolak: myself, the author of pipis

Changelog
All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog
and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
Unreleased
2.0.0
Added

Add search command, to search packages on PyPI.

Changed

Complete rewrite with argparse (removing depency to Click)

Removed

The list command, it had no real purpose
The possibility to install multiple package at once, will be re-added later
The possibility to upgrade all package with pipis update, will be re-added later

1.5.0
Added

Add -I or --ignore-installed option on install and update commands.
Add -U or --upgrade option on install command.

Changed

Move some portion of code into separate functions to make the code easier to read.
Updating an uninstalled package will install it, instead of failing.
While creating symlinks, if the target already exists it will be replaced, instead of failing.

Fixed

Fix some linting warnings.

1.4.0
Added

Install option -s or --system-site-packages to give access to system site-packages to venv.
Allow to specify package version (ex: ansible==2.4.0).
Add a package into a package's venv with -d or --dependency option.
Add -v or --verbose option on install and update commands.

1.3.1
Fixed

Refactor environment variable retrieval.

1.3.0
Added

Destination venv directory can be set through the environment variable PIPIS_VENV.
Destination bin directory can be set through the environment variable PIPIS_BIN.

Changed

Format list output like pip's one.

Fixed

Remove venv created in case of inexistant package install attempt.
Raise error when the package is a library (has no user script).
Raise error when the symlink destination already exists.
Raise error when trying to update an inexistant package.

1.2.0
Added

Add freeze command to output installed packages in requirements format.
Add command to show pipis version.

Changed

Show version beside package name in list command.
Improve existing and add new help texts.
Add short from -y for --yes argument.
Factorize duplicate code.

Fixed

Fix pep8 and pylint warnings.

1.1.0 - 2018-05-18
Added

Add -r/--requirement for the remove command to allow passing requirements.txt file.
Add -r/--requirement for the update command to allow passing requirements.txt file.
Add -r/--requirement for the install command to allow passing requirements.txt file.

Changed

Change output information format fo when package are already/not installed.

1.0.1 - 2018-05-17
Fixed

Reload sys.path and clean it after to avoid issue with "distribution not found".

1.0.0 - 2018-05-17
Added

Everything.

License:

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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