Using virtualenv with fish shell

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Fish shell is friendlier yet you might face trouble while using with virtualenv or virtualenvwrapper. Alternatively virtualfish exists for the rescue. Just follow the below sequence to start using Fish shell with virtualenv.

sudo pip install virtualfish
$ echo "eval (python -m virtualfish)" > ~/.config/fish/config.fish
if set -q VIRTUAL_ENV
    echo -n -s (set_color -b blue white) "(" (basename "$VIRTUAL_ENV") ")" (set_color normal) " "
end

Note: If you are unfamiliar with vim, simply supply your favorite editor like this `$ funced fish_prompt --editor nano` or `$ funced fish_prompt --editor gedit`
funcsave fish_prompt
vf new my_new_env # Make sure $HOME/.virtualenv exists
vf new -p python3 my_new_env

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