Add --extra option for extra packages in requirements.txt file
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Temerold
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Thank you! This repo seems however to be very inactive, and I'm thinking about forking and making my own pip package at this point.... |
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By using the --extra option, users can add custom packages to the
requirements.txtfile, like so:$ pipreqs --extra pipreqs,exampleThis command generates the correct file, alphabetized and all, including pipreqs and example (in this case).
This adds pipreqs itself and example to the
requirements.txtfile, as my original intention was to add pipreqs to therequirements.txtfile. (I know there are severely easier ways to do so, but I implemented it anyway.)I added the
test_extra_moduletest, which it passed alongside all other tests; should be good to go!