sort-requirements
A simple script to sort python dependencies in requirement text files.
Installation
Installing this tool is easily done using pip.
Assuming pip is installed just run the following from the command line:
$ pip install sort-requirements
This command will download the latest version from the
Python Package Index
and install it to your system. More information about pip and pypi can be
found here:
Alternatively you can install from the distribution using the setup.py
script:
$ python setup.py install
You could also install the development version by running the following:
$ pip install sort-requirements==dev
Or simple install from a clone of the git repo:
$ git clone https://github.com/rehandalal/sort-requirements.git
$ mkvirtualenv sort-requirements
$ pip install --editable .
Usage
To use this tool simply run the following from the command line:
$ sort-requirements my-requirements-file.txt
Please make sure to replace my-requirements-file.txt with the path to your
requirements file(s).
If you only want to get a list of files that need sorting, without actually
writing any changes to the files, use the --check flag:
$ sort-requirements --check my-requirements-file.txt another-file.txt
For even more options use the --help flag:
$ sort-requirements --help
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