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Setting up your virtual environment with pipenv

  1. Step one is installing pipenv if you don't have it already. Both Homebrew and pip make this very easy (e.g. pip install pipenv) but there's sometimes issues with Conda.

  2. Navigate to the repository directory in a terminal window and run pipenv shell. This will initialize a virtual environment in that directory. Note that you must initialize the shell every time you open the directory.

  3. Run pipenv sync. This will install all the dependencies you need for the project. Note that you only need to run this once.

Adding new dependencies to the virtual environment

  1. Go to the Piffle and add a line under the existing dependencies for the one you want to add.

  2. In a terminal window, run pipenv lock.

  3. Every future pipenv sync should now include the new dependency.