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You could create a zip of the contents of site-packages and add that your PYTHONPATH. Look for the metadata.json, in the dist-info directory { "requi
by seg_lol 6y ago
You could create a zip of the contents of site-packages and add that your PYTHONPATH.
Look for the metadata.json, in the dist-info directory
{
"requires": [
"chardet (>=3.0.2,<4)",
"idna (>=2.5,<3)",
"urllib3 (!=1.25.1,<1.26,!=1.25.0,>=1.21.1)",
"certifi (>=2017.4.17)"
]
}
which I see isn't in all dist-info dirs.
You could also look at
pip download --no-binary ':all:' --src src requests
It will download the source archives for those package and its deps. I think what you want is within reach. My email is profile, feel free to ask questions.
- touisteur 6y agoThanks for the ideas. I had a free AWS instance doing uplink tshark capture during pip install and generated a page with links to all the dependencies (upgrade to a tar of all those later, when discovered the cache option for pip). But I let the instance go when it wasn't free anymore. Yes I'm cheap.