pypkgfreeze
Python's npm install --save
Automatically inserts your currently used package versions to setup.py.
Example
Old setup.py
from setuptools import setup
test_req = ['pytest', ]
setup(
name='pypkgfreeze',
install_requires=[
"Click",
],
tests_require=test_req,
extras_require={
'test': test_req
}
)
New setup.py
from setuptools import setup
test_req = ['pytest==4.0.2', ] # ADDED VERSION HERE
setup(
name='pypkgfreeze',
install_requires=[
"Click==7.0", # AND HERE
],
tests_require=test_req,
extras_require={
'test': test_req
}
)
Usage
pkgfreeze. It's that simple.
Installation
pip install pypkgfreeze
Contributing
Thanks! Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md file.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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