setup-env

You can set up a Python project environment with uv by running uv venv to create a virtual environment, then installing dependencies from pyproject.toml or requirements.txt, and finally running scripts using uv run.

uv handles dependencies from a pyproject.toml file by executing the uv sync command, which automatically resolves and installs the specified project packages into the local .venv environment.

Yes, you can install dependencies from a requirements.txt file with uv by running the uv pip install -r requirements.txt command inside your configured virtual environment.

The best way to run Python scripts in an isolated uv environment is to use the uv run command, which automatically executes your scripts within the configured project environment and its dependencies.

uv works with both pyproject.toml and requirements.txt for environment management by applying uv sync for pyproject.toml configurations and uv pip install -r for standard requirements.txt files.