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Thanks.

• kenneth_reitz 10y ago
  Also `pipenv install -r requirements.txt` is supported, for importing.
  • renesd 10y ago
    That's nice. Have you seen fades [0]? It lets you do things like:: fades --requirement requirements.txt myscript.py You can also mark the dependencies in your myscript.py as comments. The use case is for quick one off scripts which may require a bunch of different requirements. The integration with ipython is nice for experimenting too. I think pyenv could be useful for that use case of little one off experiments too. One enhancement I'd like for it to also run modules or entry points like: fades --dependency pygame -m pygame.examples.aliens Setuptools entry points like used in console_scripts to work would be nice too: fades --dependency pyenv -m pyenv.cli:cli Or the best:: fades -m pygame.examples.aliens So it can create a virtualenv, see that it needs the package (pygame here), and then install that package with pip, and then run the module or entry point. Anyway... just some dreaming. Can I haz pony? All this is exciting. [0] https://github.com/PyAr/fades https://github.com/PyAr/fades