Merge 2 requirement files into a single file, using the specified method.
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pyreq-merger
Minimal tool used for merging 2 requirement files into a single one by either upgrading or downgrading the package versions.
Installation
Using pip inside the project directory: pip install .
Using pip: pip install pyreq-merger
Usage Example
pyreq file1 file2 --method downgrade --output mynewreq.txt
Output is a new requirement file with the specified name in the current working directory.
Notes
For a full list of available parameters use pyreq -h
usage: pyreq [-h] [-v] [-m {upgrade,downgrade}] [-o OUTPUT] first_req_file second_req_file
Merge 2 requirement files into a single file, using the specified method.
positional arguments:
first_req_file First file containing requirements
second_req_file Second file containing requirements
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --version Displays version then quit
-m {upgrade,downgrade}, --method {upgrade,downgrade}
Merge method, choose from: 'upgrade' or 'downgrade. (default: upgrade)
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
Output file containing merged requirements. (default: merged_requirements.txt)
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