tox-pipenv Add example to readme.

Please could you provide an example tox.ini to help explain how to use this plugin? I'm struggling to get tox to use pipenv instead of pip.

Cheers

Jan 15 '18 12:01 flyte

If the plugin is installed within the virtualenvironment where you are running tox, it will just automatically run.

tox --version shows currently installed plugins. 👍 for better documentation

Jan 16 '18 07:01 tonybaloney

I'm not sure what to put for deps since it's no longer -r requirements.txt. Will pipenv automatically use Pipfile.lock if I leave it blank?

Jan 16 '18 11:01 flyte

I would welcome an example too. It's very confusing for the user not completely familiar with tox.

Feb 24 '18 16:02 an00bhav

Noted. Will work on doco. Any contributions also welcome

Mar 04 '18 23:03 tonybaloney

If the plugin is installed within the virtualenvironment where you are running tox, it will just automatically run.

Thanks for that tip. What I also saw that if tox is a system-site-package, installing tox-pipenv in a virtualenv with access to system-site-packages won't load the plugin.

Mar 12 '18 21:03 ashwinvis

@ashwinvis Your last comment deserves separate issue ticket.

Apr 02 '18 16:04 vlcinsky

@tonybaloney Friendly ping. :innocent:

Jun 27 '18 09:06 Peque

hello! sorry I've been travelling for a few months.

I've added a FAQ section to the README.rst file so this should answer all of the above questions.

Use Pipfile to specify your dependencies
Any tox or test specific extras should be added to deps in tox.ini

Jul 04 '18 00:07 tonybaloney