PKG-INFO

Metadata-Version: 1.0
Name: fabric-virtualenv
Version: 0.2.1
Summary: Some additional functions for working with remote virtualenvs in Fabric.
Home-page: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/fabric-virtualenv/
Author: Daniel Pope
Author-email: ext-dan.pope@vertu.com
License: UNKNOWN
Description: fabric-virtualenv - Fabric functions for working with remote virtualenvs
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        fabric-virtualenv provides Fabric functions for creating virtualenvs on remote
        servers, as well as installing packages to them, and running other Fabric
        operations in the context of the virtualenv.
        
        ``fabvenv.virtualenv(path)``
        
            A context manager that performs all nested operations in the context of the
            virtualenv `path`.
        
            For example::
        
                >>> from fabvenv import virtualenv
                >>> with virtualenv('/home/me/venv/'):
                ...     run('python foo')
        
            It is highly recommended to use an absolute path, as Fabric's ``cd()``
            contextmanager is always applied BEFORE ``virtualenv()``, regardless of how
            they are nested.
        
        ``fabvenv.make_virtualenv(path, dependencies=[], eggs=[], system_site_packages=True)``
        
            Create or update a virtualenv in path, installing the given packages and eggs.
        
            * ``path`` - The path to the virtualenv. This path will be created if it
                does not already exist.
            * ``dependencies`` - a list of paths or URLs to Python packages to install
                with ``pip``.
            * ``eggs`` - a list of paths or URLs to eggs to install with
                ``easy_install``. Eggs can be used to speed up deployments that require
                libraries to be compiled.
            * ``system_site_packages`` - If True, the newly-created virtualenv will
                expose the system site package. If False, these will be hidden.
        
        ``fabvenv.prepare_virtualenv()``
        
            Ensure a version of the ``virtualenv`` command is available on the remote
            server. If none exists, a standalone virtualenv.py script will be
            downloaded from the virtualenv github and saved as ``~/virtualenv.py``.
        
            The virtualenv command that is prepared is available as ``env.virtualenv``.
        
        
        Changelog
        ---------
        
        * **0.2.1** - Fix bug in make_virtualenv with virtualenv.py installed by prepare_virtualenv.
        
        * **0.2.0** - make_virtualenv now updates ``system_site_packages`` flag on
          previously-created virtualenvs.
        
Platform: UNKNOWN