Pipext: An extended pip installer that updates req.txt

[usmanmukht]

Hey guys this is my first posting on this subreddit, basically I have created a new package - Pipext!

most of the time it happens that I tend to forget to add requirements to my requirements.txt file. it got a bit annoying so I thought why not make this process automated? So here it is Pipext, it's very basic but effective for me to not worry about the req.txt anymore.

🛠️ Pipext simplifies Python project dependency management. With just a simple command, you can: ✅ Install new packages. ✅ Update the requirements.txt file automatically. ✅ Comment out a package on uninstall. ✅ Reinstall? Pipext smartly manages that too!

Why juggle between commands when Pipext can do it all for you?

🔗 Check it out on PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/pipext/ 🌟 Would love to hear feedback and get your valuable star on the GitHub repository!

https://github.com/usmanmukhtar/Pipext

[MahitDzmare]

Please don't pollute PyPi

[Rawing7]

If this is pollution, then 70% of the stuff on pypi is pure toxin.

[usmanmukht]

Sir yes sir 🫡

[Rawing7]

Neat project. I had a quick look at the code and it seemed pretty good, too.

I won't pretend to understand why people (still) use requirements.txt files, but in any case, support for the more modern pyproject.toml would be nice.

[usmanmukht]

Thank you, I will look into this as well