To install Python Virtual Environment on your machine, follow the following instructions:
On Windows,
In Windows PowerShell, go to the robustest folder
Run the following commands
easy_install pip- You can obtain the latest version of pip by running the command
pip install --upgrade pip - If you face any permission issues then run the following command:
pip install --user —upgrade pip
- You can obtain the latest version of pip by running the command
- Run the following commands
pip install --user virtualenvpy -m v env virtualenv.\virtualenv\Scripts\activate(to activate virtualenv)
- If you get an error message stating that you are unable to run a script, then run the following command on PowerShell
Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSignedand hit Enter- Type A and hit Enter
- Now run the activate command above
pip install -r requirements.txt
- The requirements.txt file will be available within the robustest folder
deactivate- Create the VIRT_ENV environment variable
- In the Windows Search bar, search using the string ‘env’
- Click on the option ‘Edit the system environment variables’
- Click on the button ‘Environment Variables’
- Under the section ‘User Variables’, click on the button ‘New’
- Enter VIRT_ENV in the ‘Variable name’ field
- Enter the path to the robustestvirtualenv folder in the ‘Variable value’ field. This is usually of the form C:\\Users<username>\robustest\virtualenv
- Go to the folder ~/robustest/virtualenv and rename the folder ‘Scripts’ to ‘bin’
- For Mac and Linux,
- On the terminal, go to the robustest folder
- Run the following commands
easy_install pippip install virtualenvvirtualenv virtualenvsource ~/robustest/virtualenv/bin/activatepip install -r requirements.txt- The requirements.txt file will be available within the robustest folder
deactivate