Install

Just like pip install with the possibility to --save your required package.

$ rqr install --save django ipython

{'django': '1.9.7', 'ipython: '4.2.1'}

Does also support --save-development and --save-production. Default is base which is shared across the other two.

List

WARNING: This does display all managed requirements, but it does NOT say anything about the installed ones.

Shows all managed requirements, just like pip list.

$ rqr list

base:
  - django@1.9.7
development:
  - ipython@4.2.1

Update

Checks for updates in your rqr.yaml file’s packages. Does write new versions to file by default, to do otherwise use --dry-run flag.

$ rqr update

django 1.3.0 -> 1.9.7

Migrate

WARNING: Does override your rqr.yaml configuration if you had one before without any further warning.

Tries to discover existing requirements files or folders and migrate them. Uses current working directory and does not traverse directories deeply.

$ rqr migrate

Discovered dev-requirements.txt (development)
Discovered requirements/base.txt (base)
  - django@1.9.3
  - djangorestframework@3.3.1
  - pillow@3.1.1
Discovered requirements/development.txt (development)
  - Invalid: -r base.txt
  - ipython@4.0.0
Discovered requirements/production.txt (production)
  - Invalid: -r base.txt
  - gunicorn@19.3.0
Discovered requirements-dev.txt (development)
Discovered requirements.txt (base)