Update: I decided the below documentation is a bit naff, so I submitted a PR with some changes, and they were accepted! 🎉 Check it out - https://pi...
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Update! I submitted a PR with better documentation about this feature and it was accepted!
It's a pretty rad feeling to show someone the official documentation page and be like "These words right here I wrote them it was me."
Open source ftw 💗
I love pipenv in general, I think it made me go back to enjoy some python development again, some time ago I switched to node, because of dependency management plus the language appealed to me, but since pipenv is in the scene it feels quite good
thanks for shedding some light into this feature!
I like using pipenv, but didn't know that. Thanks for the post!
is it possible to use a placeholder in a custom script?
example:
[scripts]
app="./manage.py startapp <appname> src"
python -m pipenv run app account
this will run the following
./manage.py start app account src
this will place the newly created app in the src directory
Nice post Sharla. I am curious what your opinion is on using
pipenvinside of VSCode. Have you had any issues when it comes to debugging?Sadly I can't really say; I've never used VSCode. I use Vim and occasionally PyCharm.