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See Authoring plugins for instructions on how to write new commands for pyenv or hook into its functionality.

A plugin can be installed by dropping it in as a sub-directory of $PYENV_ROOT/plugins, or it can be located elsewhere on the system as long as pyenv-* executables are placed in the $PATH and hooks are installed accordingly somewhere in $PYENV_HOOK_PATH.

You can add your plugin here if has general usability, to make it more discoverable.

Official plugins

  • virtualenv - the standard way to manage virtualenv with pyenv (formerly as known as python-virtualenv)
  • virtualenvwrapper - allow you to play pyenv with virtualenvwrapper
  • pip-migrate - Migrate pip packages from a Python version to another
  • update - Update pyenv and plugins
  • installer - This tools is used to install pyenv and friends
  • doctor - Verify pyenv installation
  • ccache - Make Python build faster, by leveraging ccache.

Community plugins

Thanks to the hard work of the community, there are numerous other pyenv plugins to extend functionality for other use cases.

These are not maintained or tested by the pyenv team, so use at your own risk!

  • implicit - Allow pyenv to guess the python version from the program name.
  • verison-alias - Allows installation of python instances using user-supplied names.
  • default-packages - Installs a set of default packages any time you install a new version of python or create a new virtualenv
  • pip-update, pip-upgrade - Update all libraries managed by pip or conda in multiple environments.
  • choice - Allows you to choose which version of Python you will use for a given program name, if there are multiple versions of this program.
  • fix-version - Provides a pyenv fix-version command to try and fix up any missing library dependencies there may be for an installed python version.
  • link - Allows you to use arbitrary venvs with pyenv by linking them into your pyenv root.
  • virtualenv-migrate - Combines the functionalities of pyenv's virtualenv and pip-migrate plugins to migrate virtualenvs en masse.
  • pyenv-uninstall-global - Will remove the $(pyenv root)/version file when uninstalling the globally selected pyenv version via pyenv uninstall
  • pyenv-nix-install – For nix users: Install python version into the nix store
  • pyenv-depends - Reads pyproject.toml file to populate pyenv virtualenv environment with selected project, optional, or dependency group dependencies.

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