Because srsly wtf :) :) :| :| :(
Usage
from parse_requirements_not_suckily import parse_requirements
Later that day… (in setup.py)
install_requires=parse_requirements()
You be all like “wat no filler garbage code, like batteries included lol?” and I be all like “yes”
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Copyright (c) 2016 Jon Robison
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