Instead of hardcoding the 'env' virtualenv, I wanted to set it as follows. The reason why I prefer to do it like this is, I created the virtualenv using virtualenv-wrapper, which is a wrapper over virtualenv commands, and puts all the virtualenvs under ~/.virtualenvs directory. So, In order to run the code, I needed this change.
Anyone who wants to run the code in that style may add the following line to their bash.rc or zsh.rc or whatever_shell_they_are_using.rc files:
Hey all,
Instead of hardcoding the 'env' virtualenv, I wanted to set it as follows. The reason why I prefer to do it like this is, I created the virtualenv using virtualenv-wrapper, which is a wrapper over virtualenv commands, and puts all the virtualenvs under ~/.virtualenvs directory. So, In order to run the code, I needed this change.
Anyone who wants to run the code in that style may add the following line to their bash.rc or zsh.rc or whatever_shell_they_are_using.rc files:
export BIKESURF_VIRTENV_PATH=$HOME/.virtualenvs/bikesurf
(bikesurf is the name of the env)