Updated install scripts to allow user defined virtualenv directory #37
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Added a variable to the config file: VIRTUALENV_PATH
Now instead of being predefined, the virtualenv is activated or created in the specified directory. Default value is the same as the previous predefined path.
If created, ownership is then given to the current user to avoid 'permission denied' errors for creating the virtualenv using sudo.
Also changed install script to only install api calling "pip" when using virtualenv, instead of calling "pip2" and "pip3" separately. As virtualenv only has one python version, this caused the api to be installed for the virtualenv but also for the local user on one version of python.
Finally, changed uninstall script to activate virtualenv before uninstalling.