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hey everyone this is just a quick tutorial on how you can generate a requirements.txt file for your python project if you havenamp;#39;t been keeping track of all your imports and you havenamp;#39;t been maintaining a virtual environment so i started off this project itamp;#39;s got quite a few imports some of these are built-in modules but you can see thereamp;#39;s a couple of ones like selenium and rich and in this test file i also have some other modules and i donamp;#39;t have a requirements.txt file and i havenamp;#39;t generated a virtual environment so if i were to manually create a requirements.txt file i would have to manually do that but iamp;#39;m pretty lazy so i donamp;#39;t want to do that the best way that iamp;#39;ve seen to do this is using a module called pip rex and pip rex what it does is it has a look at your project it has a look at all your imports and then it automatically generates the requirements text for you so iamp;#39;m going to go ahead and sho
