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I’m a beginner and built a small Python CLI tool to fix my requirements.txt files.

I'm kinda new to Python and my requirements are always a mess. When I tried using pip my requirements would be full with bloat and I do not like that at all.

So I made a small CLI tool that watches what your Python script actually imports at runtime and generates a requirements.txt based on what it finds!

I made it so it doesn't include sub-dependencies like all of the flask ones :).

It is mainly made for beginner developers like myself, to make your requirements,txt better.

Would love feedback or ideas 🙏

GitHub: https://github.com/itsF4LCON/REQHOUND

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u/FalconF19 — 5 hours ago
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I’m a beginner and built a small Python CLI tool to fix my requirements.txt files.

I'm kinda new to Python and my requirements are always a mess. When I tried using pip my requirements would be full with bloat and I do not like that at all.

So I made a small CLI tool that watches what your Python script actually imports at runtime and generates a requirements.txt based on what it finds!

I made it so it doesn't include sub-dependencies like all of the flask ones :).

It is mainly made for beginner developers like myself, to make your requirements,txt better.

Would love feedback or ideas 🙏

GitHub: https://github.com/itsF4LCON/REQHOUND

u/FalconF19 — 5 hours ago