Poetry Import Plugin

poetry-import-plugin is a Python plugin for Poetry that simplifies the process of importing dependencies from requirements.txt files into a Poetry project. It allows you to integrate dependencies into specified dependency groups within the project's pyproject.toml file, optionally applying constraints from a constraints file. This plugin also supports updating the Poetry lock file and installing dependencies.

ps. It is renamed from Req2Toml

Features

• Import dependencies from multiple requirements.txt files into specified groups.
• Apply version constraints from a constraints file.

Installation

Please follow the official docs for the latest available methods.

Currently (as of 2024), poetry provides three ways to install the plugin:

With pipx inject

# To install
pipx inject poetry poetry-import-plugin

# To uninstall
pipx uninject poetry poetry-import-plugin

With pip

# To install
$POETRY_HOME/bin/pip install --no-cache-dir poetry-import-plugin

# To uninstall
$POETRY_HOME/bin/pip uninstall poetry-import-plugin

The self add command (not recommended for Windows users)

# To install
poetry self add poetry-import-plugin

# To uninstall
poetry self remove poetry-import-plugin

Usage

The import command can be used to import dependencies from requirements.txt files into your Poetry project. Below are the available options and arguments:

Arguments

• files (optional, multiple): The requirements.txt files to import.

Options

• --group, -g (optional, multiple): Specifies the dependency group(s) into which the dependencies will be imported. Multiple groups can be specified, each followed by a list of dependency files to import.
• --constraint, -c (optional): Specifies a constraint file to apply version restrictions on dependencies during import.
• --lock (optional): Updates the Poetry lock file without installing the packages.
• --no-update (optional): Prevents updating the lock file when running the lock operation.
• --install (optional): Runs a Poetry installation to install all dependencies defined in pyproject.toml.

Examples

1. Import dependencies from requirements.txt into the default group:

   poetry import requirements.txt
   

2. Import dependencies from multiple requirements.txt files into specific groups:

   poetry import -g dev dev-requirements.txt -g test test-requirements.txt
   

3. Apply constraints from a constraints file during import:

   poetry import -c constraints.txt requirements.txt
   

4. Update the Poetry lock file after importing dependencies:

   poetry import --lock requirements.txt
   

5. Install all dependencies after importing:

   poetry import --install requirements.txt
   

Contact

For any questions or feedback, please open an issue on the GitHub repository or contact the author.