development tool _pigar. Quickly generate dependent file Requirements.txt for Python projects?

Project Name:

Pigar

Project Address:

Https://github.com/damnever/pigar

Instructions for use:

USAGE: PIGAR [-H] [-V] [-U] [-S NAME [NAME&NBSP, ...]  [-c [PATH]] [-l LOG_LEVEL]              [-I DIR [DIR&NBSP, ...]  [-p save_path] [-p project_path]python requirements tool -- pigar,  it will do only one thing at each time. Default action is generate requirements.txt in current directory.optional  arguments:  -h, --help          show  this help message and exit  -v, --version        show pigar version information and exit  -u, -- update        update database, use it when  pigar failed you, exit when                       ACTION DONE  -S NAME [NAME&NBSP, ...]   search package name by import name, use it if you  do not                       know import name come from which  package, exit when                       action done  -c [PATH]            check requirements for the latest  version. If file path                       not given, search *requirements.txt in current                        directory, if not found, generate file requirements.txt,                        exit when action done  -l LOG_LEVEL         show given level log messages, argument can be  ( error,                       warning, info),  case-insensitive  -i dir [dir &NBSP, ...]     given a list of directory to ignore, relative  Directory,                       *used for* -c and default action  -p SAVE_PATH         save requirements in given file path, *used  for* default                       action  -P PROJECT_PATH      project path, which is directory, *used for* default                        action

There are pictures and phases:

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Note: If you run into someone else's project when you encounter "import Error:xxx", then you can like the artifact Pigar to search the project in the import name in the end from which the installation package, in reading other people's source code is also very useful.

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development tool _pigar. Quickly generate dependent file Requirements.txt for Python projects?