activate.sh

# Activate the Python environment that has PyAutoLens installed.
#
# Most users just `pip install autolens` (see the al_setup_environment skill) into a
# virtual environment. By default this looks for a `.venv` created inside the project
# (what al_setup_environment makes); edit VENV to point elsewhere, e.g. ~/venv/PyAuto.
#
# Resolving relative to this file (not the current directory) means it works both for a
# local `source activate.sh` and for the HPC scripts' `source $PROJECT_PATH/activate.sh`.
HERE="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)"
VENV=$HERE/.venv

if [ -f "$VENV/bin/activate" ]; then
    source "$VENV/bin/activate"
elif [ -f /mnt/ral/jnightin/PyAuto/PyAuto/bin/activate ]; then
    BASE=/mnt/ral/jnightin/PyAuto
    source "$BASE/PyAuto/bin/activate"
    export PYTHONPATH=$BASE:\
$BASE/PyAutoConf:\
$BASE/PyAutoFit:\
$BASE/PyAutoArray:\
$BASE/PyAutoGalaxy:\
$BASE/PyAutoLens
else
    echo "No local .venv or known HPC PyAuto environment found." >&2
fi

# Developer setup only: if you run against editable source checkouts of the PyAuto*
# libraries instead of a pip install, drop the line above and add their parent directory
# to PYTHONPATH, e.g.:
#
#   SRC=~/Code/PyAutoLabs
#   export PYTHONPATH=$SRC:\
#   $SRC/PyAutoConf:\
#   $SRC/PyAutoFit:\
#   $SRC/PyAutoArray:\
#   $SRC/PyAutoGalaxy:\
#   $SRC/PyAutoLens