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[ARCHIVED] An assistant to guess your pip dependencies from your code, without using a requirements file.

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Pip Sala Bim is an assistant to guess your pip dependencies from your code, without using a requirements file.
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Current version: 0.2.0

Pip Sala Bim will tell you which packages you need to install to satisfy the dependencies of your project. It uses a simple AST visitor [1] for detecting imports and PyPIContents to search which packages contain these imports.

For more information, please read the full documentation.

Getting started

Installation

The pipsalabim program is written in python and hosted on PyPI. Therefore, you can use pip to install the stable version:

$ pip install --upgrade pipsalabim

If you want to install the development version (not recomended), you can install directlty from GitHub like this:

$ pip install --upgrade https://github.com/LuisAlejandro/pipsalabim/archive/master.tar.gz

Usage

See USAGE.rst for details.

Getting help

If you have any doubts or problems, suscribe to our Discord server and ask for help. You can also ask your question on StackOverflow (tag it pipsalabim) or drop me an email at [email protected].

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.rst for details.

Release history

See HISTORY.rst for details.

License

Copyright 2016-2022, Pip Sala Bim Developers (read AUTHORS.rst for a full list of copyright holders).

Released under a GPL-3 License.

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[1]AST refers to an Abstract Syntax Tree, you can read more on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abstract_syntax_tree