Add virtual environment for python libraries, update dependency installation command to include requests library #274
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One of the things I had noticed while working on the hosting a flask server was that sometimes there could be a conflict due to the existing dependencies installed in the system, for this reason I have introduced a closed virtual environment which will help avoid any such conflicts.
Secondly the dependencies also required requests library to be installed which was not instructed on the readme file
Please let me know if you'd like two separate pull request in case you are only looking to merge only one of the two changes I have made.
@OvidijusParsiunas I have made a typo in my last PR so I decided to make fresh one, This is my first ever open source contribution Sorry if I am missing out on any unspoken rule of open source contribution
Thanks you!
love the work