Usage¶

To use reqompyler as a CLI tool:

$ reqompyler --help

Usage: reqompyler [OPTIONS]

  Console script for reqompyler.

Options:
  -i, --in PATH      Path to requirements.in folder  [default:
                    ./requirements.in]
  -o, --output PATH  Path to pinned requirements folder  [default:
                    ./requirements]
  --tld PATH         Ideally the top-level-directory of the package (ie, were
                    there is a setup.py). If not None will be used to export
                    a copy of your dev.txt as requirements.txt  [default: .]
  --ignore TEXT      Requirements.in file (without extension) to ignore,
                    if they are required by another they will be used but no dedicated
                    .txt file will be generated.  [default: linting]
  --help             Show this message and exit.

reqompyler¶

Console script for reqompyler.

reqompyler [OPTIONS]

Options

-i, --in <req_in>¶: Path to requirements.in folder [default: ./requirements.in]

-o, --output <req_pinned>¶: Path to pinned requirements folder [default: ./requirements]

--tld <tld>¶: Ideally the top-level-directory of the package (ie, were there is a setup.py). If not None will be used to export a copy of your dev.txt as requirements.txt [default: .]

--ignore <ignore>¶: Requirements.in file (without extension) to ignore,if they are required by another they will be used but no dedicate.txt file will be generated. [default: linting]