#Ever typed pip install requirements.txt (and forgot the -r?)
Never again! Now it just works(tm).
#How it works:
Forks from a post-install hook, runs pip install --user -r requirements.txt from the previous directory (which hopefully is the one from where pip was called) and uninstalls itself so this package can be used multiple times.
##This is probably not all that safe. More of a proof of concept/joke, not really intended to be used
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