cagtayfabry/pydeps2env

create conda environment file from python project dependencies

Trust Signals

name	description	required	default
files	Specify the location of the dependencies files to parse. (defaults to 'pyproject.toml') Separate a list of multiple source files by spaces (e.g. 'pyproject.toml[test] requirements.txt').	yes	pyproject.toml
output	Specify the location and name of the conda environment file to generate. (defaults to 'environment.yml')	yes	environment.yml
channels	List the conda channels to include in the environment file. (defaults to 'conda-forge') Separate a list of multiple channels by spaces (e.g. 'conda-forge defaults').	yes	conda-forge
extras	Specify one or more optional [extras_require] sections to add to all source files (s.a.). (e.g. 'test' to include package that you would normally install with 'pip install pkg[test]'). Note that for individual sources in 'files', the '[extra]' syntax is also possible.	no	—
additional_requirements	Additional requirement specifications to include in the environment.	no	—
build_system	if set to 'include' the dependencies listed under [build-system] (for 'pyproject.toml') or [options]:setup_requires (for 'setup.cfg') will be added to the environment (default is 'omit' so no build system dependencies will be installed)	no	omit
pip	List of packages to install via pip instead of conda. The dependencies will be listet under the pip section in the environment file. If a dependency is listed with its URN, it will always be installed via pip (e.g. 'pydeps2env @ git+https://github.com/CagtayFabry/pydeps2env')	no	—

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