# requirements.txt and the 'install_requires' section of setup.py look similar, but they aim at slightly different goals.

#

# - setup.py contains the list of dependencies for the _execution_ of of the project.

# This means that ancillary packages, like those related to sphinx, should not be included.

# Also, included packages should report a fixed version, with whom the project has been tested.

# setup.py is used when installing the project via `pip install ...`

#

# - requirements.txt contains the list of dependencies for the development.

# For example, the requirements for the documentation (sphinx) belong to requirements.txt, while

# they are not included in setup.py.

# Also, packages in requirements.txt can be listed without any version. But it is a good practice to

# always fix the version

# example

ConfigArgParse==1.5.3

numpy==1.22.3

# Requirements for testing (using unittest)

pytest==7.1.0

pytest-cov==3.0.0

black==22.1.0

pylint==2.12.2

# Requirements for documentation

docutils==0.17

Sphinx==4.4.0

sphinxcontrib-napoleon==0.7

sphinxcontrib-websupport==1.2.4

sphinx_rtd_theme==1.0.0

m2r2==0.3.2

grequests==0.6.0

pandas==1.4.2

numpy==1.22.3

jinja2>=2.11.3

urllib3>=1.26.5

jinja2>=2.11.3

hypothesis>=6.54.3

jedi>=0.10