I don't think so. Python is battery included, and most packages in the Python ecosystem are not as scattered as npm packages. The number of packages in a typica

I don't think so. Python is battery included, and most packages in the Python ecosystem are not as scattered as npm packages. The number of packages in a typical Python project is much smaller than a Nodejs project. I think that's the reason why people are still happy with simple tools like pip and requirements.txt.