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Is pipreqs smart enough to analyze my python script and determine that some imports are not actually used, and therefore won't add it to the requirements txt? I'd like to find a way to give it a script and have it report the versions the user will need.. ONLY for the packages that are used somewhere in the code!
I did the same as the tutorial, but in my reqirements I have like 60 different libraries, even though I am using just Flask can I get rid of it automaticaly?
No it doesn't. Pip freeze vomits a very verbose list of packages with hard version requirements. This makes requirement upgarde a terrible painful job in the future.
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Thank you, this was what was confusing me but your video has been very helpful!!!
Awesome man! Glad I could help
Insane, exactly what I was looking for thank you
Glad I could help
You just saved me a couple of hours! Cheers mate.
Awesome man! Glad to hear
Amazing, this is the simplest way to create a requirements.txt file. Thank you!
Thanks for watching! My pleasure
thank you, has been very helpful
Awesome! Happy to help
Great video! My only doubt is - does it extract required modules for all the python files in the mentioned directory?
Thank you for this video!
Did you notice how your voice was highly intonnated at intervals. It sounded cute......looool!
It helped a lot,thanks!
Awesome man! Thanks for watching
Please make a video on how to create standalone openCv python application
Bcuz it's working when i tried
I just did pip install pipreqs, and it installed some packages but also uninstalled a lot more. Why is it uninstalling packages?
Is pipreqs smart enough to analyze my python script and determine that some imports are not actually used, and therefore won't add it to the requirements txt? I'd like to find a way to give it a script and have it report the versions the user will need.. ONLY for the packages that are used somewhere in the code!
Yes, pipreqs is supposed to do that.
Concise and understandable ❤
Thanks a ton man!
do we have to do this at the start of any new project or we can do it in the middle of the django app development
You can do it whenever
Here I see 2 commands and it is not work
this is solution which I find i one command
pip3 freeze > requirements.txt
Thanks Nicolai.
I did the same as the tutorial, but in my reqirements I have like 60 different libraries, even though I am using just Flask
can I get rid of it automaticaly?
hi,
did you get it?
@@TheChaos2711 to be honest, I don't remember what I was doing 2 months ago, but I will try to find my solution, if I maneged to solve it
"pip freeze > requirements.txt" will also do the same job
No it doesn't. Pip freeze vomits a very verbose list of packages with hard version requirements.
This makes requirement upgarde a terrible painful job in the future.