Existing Extensions — virtualenvwrapper 4.8.4 documentation

# Existing Extensions

Below is a list of some of the extensions available for use with virtualenvwrapper.

## emacs-desktop

Emacs desktop-mode lets you save the state of emacs (open buffers, kill rings, buffer positions, etc.) between sessions. It can also be used as a project file similar to other IDEs. The emacs-desktop plugin adds a trigger to save the current desktop file and load a new one when activating a new virtualenv using `workon`.

## user_scripts

The `user_scripts` extension is delivered with virtualenvwrapper and enabled by default. It implements the user customization script features described in Per-User Customization.

## vim-virtualenv

vim-virtualenv is Jeremey Cantrell’s plugin for controlling virtualenvs from within vim. When used together with virtualenvwrapper, vim-virtualenv identifies the virtualenv to activate based on the name of the file being edited.

## Templates

Below is a list of some of the templates available for use with mkproject.

### bitbucket

The bitbucket extension automatically clones a mercurial repository from the specified bitbucket project.

### django

The django extension automatically creates a new Django project.

### SublimeText

Song Jin has created a template plugin for automatically generating the project files used by SublimeText. See the sublime_projectfile_maker page for details.

See also

- Creating a New Template