Be virtualenvwrapper-aware?

[dtgay]

Pythong could help you set up or work with your virtualenv, perhaps. Could be an added level of convenience, but the user probably already has a virtualenv which they pip installed Pythong to.

[ryansb]

So a workflow like this:

$ pythong myproject
<set up project>
<pythong automatically creates a venv with your project already "setup.py develop"'d
(myproject) $ 

[dtgay]

That'd be slick. Where would pythong be installed to? The system? Another virtualenv? Maybe we could package this for Fedora soon. Threebean was gonna give me a packaging tutorial.

[ryansb]

I guess the system, but I hadn't really thought about that. Maybe have it check if you're in a venv, and if so to setup.py develop the newly created project in that venv, but I don't think it should auto-install to the system.