Add `toml` and `pygments` to `requirements.txt`

[littlewhitecloud]

Really a good project, but it seems that the requirements.txt lost toml. @rdbende Can you check it out?

[rdbende]

I'm wondering though, whether we need requiremente.txt at all.

[littlewhitecloud]

LOL I forget pygments too.

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I'm wondering though, whether we need requirements.txt at all.

requirements.txt is in need, for someone who wants to make a contribution. And then can do

pip install -r requirements.txt

To quick install the require libs in need.

[rdbende]

For development I recommend this

python3 -m venv env
source env/bin/activate
pip install -e .

(it's a bit different on Windows)

This will install chlorophyll as editable using the setup.py, so there's no need for the requirements.txt

[littlewhitecloud]

That's fine, but I prefer to execute pip install -r requirements.txt and edit on the current path. (Maybe someone who like me never hear about pip install -e . will use pip install -r requirements.txt.)

[littlewhitecloud]

So we don't need requirements.txt now?

[Moosems]

I honestly do it the same way as white cloud. Not my repo though :).

[littlewhitecloud]

I honestly do it the same way as white cloud. Not my repo though :).

LOL I was afraid only I didn’t know the command.

[littlewhitecloud]

@rdbende Whether to delete or not, it's up to you to decide

[rdbende]

I honestly do it the same way as white cloud. Not my repo though :).

But in a venv?

[rdbende]

So we don't need requirements.txt now?

Let's keep it