Wrote a requirements.txt

[kettenbach-it]

Closes #5

[Chris230291]

There is a whole bunch of stuff in there that isn't needed.
I did run the freeze command when you said so but it appeared to list every pip package I had installed ever.
I think it only works if you use virtual environments.

[Chris230291]

I just set up a virtual environment, installed the packages I listed in the readme and then 'pip list' gives...

(venv) Z:\Containers\Dockerfiles\stbproxy>pip list
Package            Version
------------------ ---------
aiofiles           0.7.0
asgiref            3.4.1
certifi            2021.5.30
charset-normalizer 2.0.4
click              8.0.1
colorama           0.4.4
fastapi            0.68.1
h11                0.12.0
idna               3.2
Jinja2             3.0.1
MarkupSafe         2.0.1
pip                19.2.3
pydantic           1.8.2
python-multipart   0.0.5
requests           2.26.0
setuptools         41.2.0
six                1.16.0
starlette          0.14.2
typing-extensions  3.10.0.2
urllib3            1.26.6
uvicorn            0.15.0

[kettenbach-it]

Oh, yes.
You definitely need a virtualenv!
Without it, dependency management is not possible. With it, the dependencies are separated from the systems dependences.

If you accept this PR, there will be the requirements.txt in the repo that everyone who uses a virtual env can use

[Chris230291]

Did you see my last comment? How come our lists are very different?

[kettenbach-it]

The comments have overlapped.

They are different, since I installed "pytest" and its dependencies. pytest is need for the tests that I'm working on

[Chris230291]

Ok that makes sense. I thought I had done something wrong. Do you think we should include pytest also?

[kettenbach-it]

If you accept this Pull-Request, then everything needed for the latest version will be in requirements.txt.

If you installed something with pip (in your virtualenv!), then update requirements.txt with "pip freeze > requirements.txt".
That is the usual workflow for working together on Python projects

[Chris230291]

OK thanks.