This is a project to auto install package dependencies into a virtual environment by reading a requirements.txt file.
Example call factory
Import the package
from auto-package-installer.factory import OSDependencyManagerFactory
Get the Handler
handler = OSDependencyManagerFactory.get_handler()
Call the initializ_dependencies giving it the python major and minor values
handler.initialize_dependencies(3, 12)
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