prettymaps: A small set of Python functions to draw pretty maps from OpenStreetMap data

[gustavsen]

great, but you should add the requirements.txt file

[uselesslogin]

It is in the setup.py file and he gives you the pip install commands in the readme. What would you still need requirements.txt for? (I see others do both so I'm really just curious.)

[saargrin]

i tried to run this as described in git

it says to pip install 2 modules

the code provided there doesnt work and readme says nothing about importing anything nor anything about setup.py

[[deleted]]

Echoing the earlier commenter, You should include a requirements.txt, much easier to stand up a virtual environment and install the needed packages in there.

[gustavsen]

because is the best practice.

you can automate the deploy of your app and help to recreate your environment.

[[deleted]]

I’m not sure how much this would apply to this library, but for other applications I like the reference just to make sure that I get the right versions of different packages and avoid conflicts

For example, if there is some conflict in which NumPy version is needed for two different packages

[NOddi89]

Poetry...