buildout.requirements
A simple buildout extension that creates a requirements.txt file for pip.
This is a fork of buildout.requirements which is more or less a copy of buildout.dumprequirements. All credit goes to the authors of that project.
Usage
Add buildout.requirements as an extension to the [buildout] section:
[buildout] extensions = buildout.requirements dump-requirements-file = requirements.txt overwrite-requirements-file = true
dump-requirements-file defines the file the requirement list will be written to. If it is undefined the package list will be printed to the console. Setting overwrite-requirements-file to false will prevent buildout.dumprequirements from overwriting an existing file. The setting defaults to true.
Contributors
Yves Müller, port to Python 3 and Buildout 2
Stefan Foulis, Author of buildout.dumprequirements
Mustapha Benali, Author of buildout.dumppickedversions
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