bndr/pipreqs

Support requirement extras in mapping file

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#103 建立於 2017年10月26日

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描述

Per #61, it's occasionally useful to be able to use an extras requirement (e.g. requests[security] or scikit-learn[alldeps]). This can be accomplished using Requirement objects and the Requirement.parse method to extract the name prior to performing a search against the package index API and to add it back during the serialization step.

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Python knowledgeFamiliarity with pipreqsUnderstanding of Requirement objects
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Start by reading the linked issue #61 for context. Then, examine the mapping file (likely in `pipreqs/mapping.py`) and use `pkg resources.Requirement.parse` to extract the package name from entries like `requests[security]`. Modify the search and serialization steps to preserve the extras string.
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