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Should we add a requirements.txt file? #6

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ibnesayeed opened this issue Apr 30, 2016 · 2 comments
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Should we add a requirements.txt file? #6

ibnesayeed opened this issue Apr 30, 2016 · 2 comments

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@ibnesayeed
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In the Getting Started guide, following command is given to install the dependencies:

$ echo 'uWSGI>=2.0.3 ConfigParser>=3.3.0r2 python-dateutil>=2.1 requests>=2.2.1 werkzeug>=0.9.6 lxml>=3.4.1' | xargs pip install

We can add a requirements.txt file as a common way to install dependencies using pip. This way it will be easier to update dependenices as code changes, and people wont have to refer to a Wiki page to know about the dependencies.

@tiborsimko
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Note that this is solved in PR #5 via setup.py so that pip installs all the necessary dependencies automatically.

@jirikuncar
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IMHO it's duplicate of #3

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