Reqcheq

Use this module to automatically verify and install referenced modules you are using in your project. It's a script made to ease the process of first running a program in a fresh environment.

Instalation

pip install reqcheq

Usage

import reqcheq

reqcheq must be the first module to be imported.

Make a requirements.txt next to your main file, from which you are going to import reqcheq. Each line is an item. It can have 1 or 2 words.

1st word: import name of the module. If install name is equal to import name, you can leave only this single word. (if you import flask, you should just add flask to your requirements.txt)

2nd word: install name (or non spaced string, see pysher at example) of the module. If your module is imported by a different name than it is installed you add the install name after the 1st word. (if you import dotenv, you should add dotenv python-dotenv to your requirements.txt)

Reqcheq will then automatically try to import given modules and if it fails, will try to install it with pip (windows) or pip3 (linux).

Example

main.py

import reqcheq
import pysher
import os
import json
from termcolor import colored
from dotenv import load_dotenv
from pusher import Pusher
from server_handler import connect, disconnect
load_dotenv(dotenv_path='.env')

user = ''


class terminalChat():

(...)
(...)
(...)

requirements.txt

pysher git+https://github.com/nlsdfnbch/Pysher.git
termcolor
pusher
dotenv python-dotenv