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Thanks for the tips, so many tools I didn't know about!
My turnoff with pipenv is that it requires the user to enter a "sub" shell or use "pyenv run" to load the environment instead of just loading it in the current shell (like virtualenv activate does). The idea of the lock file was truly needed in Python realm though
pipenv
is still evolving. Right now it has some issues with dependencies resolution on a big projects. And sub-shell bothers me too.But it already is so much better than
pip
!ahha definitely! I wonder if "pipenv run" has any impacts in production. I've never deployed a project using pipenv. I'll have to study it a bit more.
Thanks!
Then take a look at our
django
template: github.com/wemake-services/wemake-...It uses
pipenv
for production (alsodocker
,gitlab ci
, andcaddy
). Works perfectly fine!Thanks Nikita, there's a lot of good stuff in there! :-)
Just a note: for the
pgcli
stuff: that is part of the dbcli project, so there are other CLIs for things like MySQL, SQL Server, etc.Awesome article, I'd never seen
doitlive
before, but I'll def be checking that out.For todo lists, try topydo, a powerful application based on the todo.txt format. It has three interfaces: a command line interface, a prompt and a text based graphical user interface.
(Disclaimer: I'm the author. A similar application is TaskWarrior)
Thanks for mentioning
glances
, I missed that one somewhere along the way.I've started using exa instead of the default ls. Really nice!
Thanks! I have already seen it, but I actually don't see any difference between
ipython
andptpython
.Could you please provide an example?
if you're already on the topic of better CLIs then... Dockly for a docker containers dashboard / management straight from the terminal
jo is a nice complement for jq :)
bpython is also a nice tool. It gives you features like autocomplete, history of previous commands, syntax highlighting, and more.
Thanks for the article so many new things to review and explore.
If you are using AWS on the CLI a lot, aws-shell comes in quite handy with autocompletion. However it is more a standalone cli tool, than just a CLI tool.
github.com/awslabs/aws-shell
These are awesome thank you, and thanks for the examples 👌
thanks for sharing,
The Fish shell is an intelligent CLI tool. A worthy replacement for Bash.
Great tips and tools! Thx!
Had been using httpie and jq on occasion. (I don't write new interactions with REST APIs daily.)
I hadn't known about mycli. I expect I shall overuse and love it a lot.