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batch: launch pipenv shell, then run command in the virtual environment
To launch a pipenv
shell and then run a command in the virtual environment using a batch file, you can use the call
command to activate the virtual environment and then run the desired command. Here's an example of how to do it:
Open a text editor (e.g., Notepad).
Copy and paste the following code into the text editor:
batch@echo off
REM Launch pipenv shell (activate the virtual environment)
call pipenv shell
REM Run your desired command inside the virtual environment
REM For example, let's run a Python script called "my_script.py"
python my_script.py
REM Exit the pipenv shell (deactivate the virtual environment)
exit
Save the file with a
.bat
extension, for example,run_in_virtualenv.bat
.Place the batch file in the same directory as your
Pipfile
andPipfile.lock
.Double-click the batch file to execute it.
In this example, the batch file will activate the pipenv
shell, run the my_script.py
Python script inside the virtual environment, and then deactivate the virtual environment.
Make sure you have pipenv
installed and have already created a virtual environment for your project using pipenv install
before running the batch file.
Note: If your Python script requires additional dependencies, you may want to run pipenv install
inside the virtual environment before executing the script. This ensures that all required packages are installed in the virtual environment.