Adds script install_requirements_manual that attempts to install all … #436
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…python requirements from requirements.txt of same directory. Provides table view of installed, already installed, not installed requirements at end of script
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Incorrect platform comparison: In the should_install function, there’s a minor mistake in checking the platform for win32. It should compare with 'windows' instead of 'win32'. The line Should be:
elif platform_condition.group(1) == 'win32' and not current_platform == 'win32':
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Adds more universal requirements install script named
install_requirements_manual.pyThis new script notably provides a more straightforward approach to requirements installation for MacOS users.
The new script attempts to read all requirements from the
requirements.txtfile in the same directory as the script and install them using Python's pip package manager.The script provides progress indicators of package installments and a table summarizing which requirements were installed, now installed, or failed to install.