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6 :tada: Pull Requests for fixes or improvements are welcome! :tada:
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8 How it Works
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12 Simply call the `mkvenv` command in the directory you wish to setup a virtual environment.
13 After that command is completed, everything is setup and you are good to go! See the
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16 Installing with ZSH Package Managers
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19 Add one of the following lines to your `.zshrc` file depending on the package manager you are using:
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21 #### [ZPlug](https://github.com/zplug/zplug)
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23 ```
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25 Commands
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29 Setup a new project with virtualenv autoswitching using the `mkvenv` helper command.
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32 ```
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34 Setting a default virtualenv
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38 If you want to set a default virtual environment then you can also export `AUTOSWITCH_DEFAULTENV` in
39 your `.zshrc` file.
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41 ```
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43 Options
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47 Right now the only option available is to prevent verbose messages from being displayed when moving
48 between directories. You can do this by setting `AUTOSWITCH_SILENT` to a non-empty value.