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- @echo OFF
- cls
- REM Description...
- ::
- :: This is basically the same as the other version here:
- ::
- :: https://pastebin.com/mbcK7zxh
- ::
- :: I modified it to add JupyterLab kernels to each new virtual environment. But if you
- :: don't use JupyterLab, then don't use this new version.
- ::
- :: If you need to remove a virtual environment in the future, simply delete its folder as
- :: usual, then run this from the commandline:
- ::
- :: jupyter kernelspec uninstall venv_plotly
- ::
- :: Just replace "venv_plotly" with the kernel name - always lowercase.
- REM Create the new 'venv' folder.
- set "PYTHON=%USERPROFILE%\Code\Python"
- set /P "PROJECT=New project name: "
- title [VENV] %PROJECT%
- set "PRDIR=%PYTHON%\%PROJECT%"
- set "ENV=%PRDIR%\venv"
- if not exist "%ENV%" (
- mkdir "%ENV%"
- REM Create the virtual environment.
- echo Creating the virtual environment . . .
- python -m venv "%ENV%" --upgrade-deps
- set "CREATED=TRUE"
- REM Create a new Python file.
- echo #!python3>"%PRDIR%\run.py"
- call :NPP
- ) else (
- echo That project already exists.
- pause
- call :NPP
- )
- REM Install some more libraries in the virtual environment.
- if "%CREATED%" == "TRUE" (
- pushd "%ENV%\Scripts"
- call "activate.bat"
- python pip.exe install wheel
- python pip.exe install ipykernel || REM Installs the JupyterLab kernel.
- python -m ipykernel install --user --name="venv_%PROJECT%" || REM Adds the kernel to JupyterLab.
- call "deactivate.bat"
- popd
- )
- REM Activate the virtual environment.
- cd "%PRDIR%"
- cmd /K "%ENV%\Scripts\activate.bat"
- goto :EOF
- REM Open the new Python file.
- :NPP
- start "" /D "%PRDIR%" "C:\Program Files\Notepad++\notepad++.exe" "%PRDIR%\run.py"
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