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For any additional packages that are needed it is best to use a requirements.txt file or a setup.py file.
At current state I would start with a requirements.txt that looks something like this:
requirements.txt
watchdog # Used to check for any changes in the folder
Doing so gives you a few advantages:
It is a standard in the python community (most people use one or the other)
If you change any dependencies you just change it in the file, but the steps stay the same ( using pip install -r requirements.txt or sudo pip3 install -r requirements.txt (linux/macos))
If at some point you ever get into CI/CD, these are the standards they will look for
P.S don't forget to update your readme after the change
If you decide to use a setup.py file you can check out this template I made.
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For any additional packages that are needed it is best to use a requirements.txt file or a setup.py file.
At current state I would start with a
requirements.txt
that looks something like this:requirements.txt
Doing so gives you a few advantages:
pip install -r requirements.txt
orsudo pip3 install -r requirements.txt
(linux/macos))P.S don't forget to update your readme after the change
If you decide to use a setup.py file you can check out this template I made.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: