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About a year ago or so I moved to pyenv and poetry. I have used python for over 10 years it was a game changer. I recommend this guide if your still using pip a
by shadycuz 6y ago
About a year ago or so I moved to pyenv and poetry. I have used python for over 10 years it was a game changer. I recommend this guide if your still using pip and venv.
https://cjolowicz.github.io/posts/hypermodern-python-01-setup/ https://cjolowicz.github.io/posts/hypermodern-python-01-setu...
- whalesalad 6y agois it not venv under the hood?
- mumblemumble 6y agoIt uses venv under the hood. But a car is more than just its transmission.
- StavrosK 6y agoVery much seconded. You don't really want to use Pipenv, Poetry works much better and AFAIK is more popular.
- amp180 6y agoDoes poetry still only work for libraries or does it work well for apps too now?
- StavrosK 6y agoWhat do you mean? You mean for installing Python apps on your computer? I just use `pip install --user` for that.
- amp180 6y agoNo like if you want to put a webapp in a virtualenv in a docker to run somewhere. I remember pipenv used to support this pretty well but it was out if scope for poetry. Edit: there's a 'poetry run' command now so it might be fixed. Don't remember what was broken.
- SeaWhales1000 6y agoIs this not applicable to Windows? The article mentions Unix, Linux, and Mac. Sorry for the n00b question; I'm just an amateur Python data analyst.
- LaundroMat 6y agoI'm using poetry on Windows with no issues whatsoever.