Bash script to activate virtual environments for python

Writing scripts helps in reducing repetitive work by putting all those tasks into a script and run the script every time it is required.
Here's a script to activate virtual environment for python and starting the Jupyter server for creating and editing python codes and running them on the go.
Commands used:
touch (to create a file)
ls -l (to list the contents of a directory)
vim (text editor) - use 'i' to enter insert mode and "esc" to exit, ":wq" to save
. [script_name].sh to run a script (you can also use "bash [script_name].sh")

Learn how to write and call functions in bash,
activate virtual environments using scripts and run jupyter server.
#Bash #Linux #Scripting #Automation #python

[giovanniosorio]

Mate, I need to write a script to activate the virtual environment. I usually keep the project directory that I'm working on in the desktop, but once I finish I move the directory to other place, and turns out that when I do that, the virtual environment stops working... Then I have to create another one and install all the dependencies... I want to keep all the virtual environments of my projects in one place different than the project directory, but I need a script to activate the virtual environment that belongs to that project. HOW CAN I DO THAT??

[enmgwxl]

Hi! I try to write bash script to restart my telegram bot. I write
"sh
/usr/bin/python3
and have error, that says, that virtual enviroment not activate.
I tried to activate virtualenv how you show on thos video, but have such trouble.
Is it big different between activating virtual enviroment using Jupiter server or without it?

[FahadAli-otkn]

Bash script for creating virtual env please