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Req2Toml

Adding the dependencies from requirements.txt to pyproject.toml and poetry.lock with one command 😉

Install

$ pip install req2toml

Usages

The entrypoint of the converter is req2lock

Options

  • -f [required] The path to the requirements.txt
  • --install [optional] By default, it will only update the lock, add this flag to install the dependencies at the same time.
  • --dev [optional] By default, the flag is disable, pass --dev to add packages to dev section.
  • -v: Enable verbose mode to print out the debug logs
# Only update the poetry.lock
$ req2lock -f requirements.txt

# Install
$ req2lock -f requirements.txt --install

# To dev
$ req2lock -f requirements_test.txt --install --dev

Contributing

PR is always welcome <3

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