If you insist on using pip + virtualenv I think that virtualenvwrapper is a must.
It basically keeps all your venv's in one place and helps you switch between with autocompletion.
PS: pip + virtualenv is not avoidable in most cases: most open source libraries use it, and I am not sure that pipenv is suitable for libraries (and not just for top level applications)
If you insist on using
pip+virtualenvI think that virtualenvwrapper is a must.It basically keeps all your venv's in one place and helps you switch between with autocompletion.
PS:
pip+virtualenvis not avoidable in most cases: most open source libraries use it, and I am not sure thatpipenvis suitable for libraries (and not just for top level applications)I really like
pip+virtualenv, I think virtualenvwrapper will be a usefull tool to me. Thanks for the comment!