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A CLI tool for converting requirements.txt entries to a form accepted by pyproject.toml.

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# Reqsit

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A CLI tool for converting requirements.txt entries to a form accepted by pyproject.toml. Pronounced “RECKS-IT”.

## Getting started.

Install reqsit with pip,

` pip install --user reqsit `

Run by executing the command from the root folder of your project,

` reqsit `

If you prefer to use a name other than requirements.txt for your requirements file, then add a –filename argument. For example, to use the file foo.bar, enter

` reqsit --filename=foo.bar `

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