Closed c-w-m closed 2 years ago
Hi there, what are you trying to do?
I would like to use mocket as the test environment for a SSL project. As part of the development environment I'm loading mocket from tox via the command = python -m pip install -e src/python-mocket
. At this point it seems to work with my requirements.txt
having only decorator
as an entry. This allows the mocketoy
demo to run. Should there be more in requirements.txt
? - cheers
Update:
My dev env had too many pre-loaded packages so here is what I found using `pipreqs`:
```shell
$ pip install pipreqs
$ pipreqs mocket
INFO: Successfully saved requirements file in mocket/requirements.txt
```
------------------------
File: requirements.txt
urllib3==1.26.7
decorator==5.1.0
http_parser==0.9.0
pook==1.0.2
python_magic==0.4.24
xxhash==2.0.2
xxhash_cffi==1.3.0
I'll close this, seems to be working well enough with:
urllib3==1.26.7 decorator==5.1.0 http_parser==0.9.0 pook==1.0.2 python_magic==0.4.24 xxhash==2.0.2 xxhash_cffi==1.3.0
remove last line 31
requirements.txt
pip install mocket
should work properly.
There is a Makefile
which installs everything you need with make develop
.
Describe the bug Missing
requirements.txt
file causingsetup.py
to fail.