pip-bundle 0.0.9

Bundle all pip dependencies in a single tarball

pip-bundle

A quick and dirty script to bundle up all Python dependencies used by a project. Best used with virtualenv.

Installation

If you are on OS X and have Homebrew’s Python:

pip install pip-bundle

Otherwise:

pip install --user pip-bundle

Then make sure to add the local pip’s bin directory to the $PATH. Since it is different on each platform, please refer to its documentation.

Otherwise, if you’re feeling a badass and want to sudo your way out, then run:

sudo pip install pip-bundle

Usage

Make sure your current directory has the requirements.txt file, then run the following command to create a file called bundle.pip-bundle:

pip-bundle -c

To install the bundle then run:

pip-bundle bundle.pip-bundle

You can also change the name of the bundle by giving it on the command line:

pip-bundle -c mybundle.pip-bundle # Create
pip-bundle mybundle.pip-bundle    # Install

And you can use an alternate name for the requirements.txt file:

pip-bundle -c -r my-own-requirements.txt