pipfile

问题 I'm having trouble using Pipenv on my Windows 10 machine. Initially, I got a timeout error while trying to run pipenv install <module> and following this answer, I disabled Windows Defender. That got rid of the timeout error and it then seems to successfully install the package at ~/.virtualenvs but I get an error when it comes to creating Pipfile.lock : Adding flask to Pipfile's [packages]... Pipfile.lock not found, creating... Locking [dev-packages] dependencies... Locking [packages]

问题 I'm having trouble using Pipenv on my Windows 10 machine. Initially, I got a timeout error while trying to run pipenv install <module> and following this answer, I disabled Windows Defender. That got rid of the timeout error and it then seems to successfully install the package at ~/.virtualenvs but I get an error when it comes to creating Pipfile.lock : Adding flask to Pipfile's [packages]... Pipfile.lock not found, creating... Locking [dev-packages] dependencies... Locking [packages]

问题 I'm having trouble using Pipenv on my Windows 10 machine. Initially, I got a timeout error while trying to run pipenv install <module> and following this answer, I disabled Windows Defender. That got rid of the timeout error and it then seems to successfully install the package at ~/.virtualenvs but I get an error when it comes to creating Pipfile.lock : Adding flask to Pipfile's [packages]... Pipfile.lock not found, creating... Locking [dev-packages] dependencies... Locking [packages]

问题 Background We have project with the following high-level directory structure* ./datascience/ ├── core │ └── setup.py ├── notebooks │ └── Pipfile └── web └── Pipfile *Excluded all the irrelevant files and directories for brevity. The core package is a library. It's a dependency of both the notebooks and web applications. The core package, being a library, has its dependencies specified in setup.py import setuptools setuptools.setup( install_requires=[ 'some-dependency', 'another-dependency' ]

问题 Background We have project with the following high-level directory structure* ./datascience/ ├── core │ └── setup.py ├── notebooks │ └── Pipfile └── web └── Pipfile *Excluded all the irrelevant files and directories for brevity. The core package is a library. It's a dependency of both the notebooks and web applications. The core package, being a library, has its dependencies specified in setup.py import setuptools setuptools.setup( install_requires=[ 'some-dependency', 'another-dependency' ]

问题 Is there any parser out there for reading in a Pipfile and returning a list of all packages used in the Pipfile? If not, how would one go about this? I was thinking a regular expression could do the job, but I am not sufficiently acquainted with the structure of Pipfiles to confirm that is the case. 回答1: first install pipfile pip install pipfile . then just use the parser it provides from pipfile import Pipfile parsed = Pipfile.load(filename=pipfile_path) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com