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requirements/conda.txt

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+# These dependencies are installed using:
+#
+#   conda install --channel conda-forge --name <env>
+#
+# Conda should be used for
+#
+# 1. Binary python packages (numpy, pandas, pillow).
+#    The pypi may not always have binary packages for all platforms
+#    and architectures you want to support. For example, pyblake2 only
+#    has binary wheels for windows on pypi, whereas there are binary
+#    packages on conda-forge (as of Sep 2018).
+#    Binary wheels are becomming more common on the pypi this is
+#    becomming, so this is less and less of an issue. Most of the time
+#    it should be fine to add the dependency to pypi.txt instead.
+#
+# 2. Non python packages (nodejs, typescript).
+#    Using conda for these kinds of dependencies minimizes
+#    installation overhead for developers.
+
+# https://pypi.org/project/ujson/
+# UltraJSON is an ultra fast JSON encoder and decoder written
+# in pure C with bindings for Python 2.5+ and 3.
+ujson
+
+# The hot new pkdf on the block is argon2, winner of
+# the https://password-hashing.net/ competition.
+argon2_cffi
+
+# https://blake2.net/
+# BLAKE2 is a cryptographic hash function faster than MD5, SHA-1,
+# SHA-2, and SHA-3, yet is at least as secure as the latest standard
+# SHA-3. BLAKE2 has been adopted by many projects due to its high
+# speed, security, and simplicity.
+pyblake2

requirements/development.txt

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+# These dependencies are installed using:
+#
+#   pip install --upgrade
+#
+# This list should only contain packages related to
+# local development and debugging. It should not contain
+# any packages required for production, building or packaging
+
+# PuDB is a full-screen, console-based visual debugger for Python.
+# https://documen.tician.de/pudb/
+pudb
+
+# Py-Spy: A sampling profiler for Python programs.
+# https://github.com/benfred/py-spy
+# This is good for coarse grained profiling (even on production)
+py-spy
+
+# SNAKEVIZ : A browser based viewer for the output of Python’s cProfile.
+# https://jiffyclub.github.io/snakeviz/
+# This is good for fine grained profiling (function level/micro optimizations)
+snakeviz
+
+# I've yet to find a decent memory profiler for python, feel free to
+# add one after you've tested it and found it to be actually useful.
+
+ipython     # nuff said

requirements/integration.txt

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+# These dependencies are installed using:
+#
+#   pip install --upgrade
+#
+# This file should only declare dependencies related to code
+# formatting, linting, testing and packaging.
+#
+# No dependencies required for production should be listed here.
+
+flake8
+flake8-bugbear
+flake8-docstrings
+flake8-builtins
+flake8-comprehensions
+pylint
+mypy
+pytest
+pytest-cov
+pylint
+
+twine
+
+straitjacket
+pycalver

requirements/pypi.txt

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+# These dependencies are installed using:
+#
+#   pip install --upgrade
+#
+# This list is the default package list. All pure python packages
+# for the production environment at runtime should be listed here.
+# Binary (non-pure) packages may also be listed here, but you
+# should see if there is a conda package that suits your needs.
+
+pathlib2
+typing
+click

requirements/vendor.txt

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+# These dependencies are installed using:
+#
+#   pip install --upgrade
+#   pip install --upgrade --no-deps --target vendor/
+#
+# Vendored dependencies are installed both in the virtual
+# environment as well as in the vendor/ directory. This way:
+#
+# 1. All transitive dependencies of a package are installed in
+#    the virtualenv (in the first installation step)
+# 2. If there is a binary version of the package available, it
+#    will be installed into the virtualenv
+# 3. In the third step only (--no-deps) the source version of
+#    the (--no-binary) package is installed to vendor/
+#
+# This allows us to:
+#
+# 1. Easily navigate to the source of a vendored dependency
+# 2. Use binary versions packages instead of source versions of
+#    packages, simply by not including the vendor/ directory in
+#    the PYTHONPATH. The version from the virtualenv will then
+#    be loaded instead.