Jon Banafato
Jon Banafato
While this isn't the default, it is possible using the `--print` flag. When using this flag, the output is written to stdout rather than a file. If you'd like to...
@timwis do the existing options address your use case?
I think this makes sense for a future release (one that would include breaking changes). Just wanted to make sure you knew these options existed today.
When trying to reproduce this, I only get `talib==0.1.1` in my generated requirements file. This should have a mapping in the `pipreqs/mapping` file to make sure this import points to...
I'm not sure I follow. `pipreqs` works by inspecting import statements and generating a requirements file. Which `setup.py` file would it pull this information from? If you mean that we...
`pipreqs` currently only operates on directories. If you replace `./file.py` with `.`, it should detect imports as expected.
Is your `pipreqs` installed into a Python environment that doesn't support f-strings? Based on that stack trace, it looks like it's failing on an f-string, so making sure that your...
#22 fixes this issue.
Looks like #22 has been merged, so this issue can be closed.
The license listed on the [cheeseshop](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/awesome-slugify/1.6.5) is GPLv3. While that's probably sufficient for those looking, it'd be nice to see one in the GitHub repository as well.