requirements.txt

## INSTRUCTIONS
# To run this file and install the requirements, cd to the folder this file is located and then run the below
# lines in terminal. Notably, it appears setuptools needs to be installed independently before running at all.
# $ pip install setuptools    # may change to setuptools~=52.0.0  if later version conflicts
# $ pip install -r requirements.txt
# A potential alternative is below, but as of now the formatting isn't acceptable for conda
# $ conda install --file requirements.txt
# Another alternative that I think should work is:
# python setup.py install
# Notes: (for pip 21.0.1 on anaconda->python3.8)
# 1) 'pip install -r requirements.txt' won't uninstall any other packagse that aren't listed here. It will only uninstall a package here if an upgrade is needed.
# 2) It appears it will not install any of the requirements if an error is found (either an error for not finding a package, not finding a package with the right version, or an error while installing the package itself- presumably any other errors too)
#
# Similarly, a requirements.txt file can be created by:
# $ pip freeze > requirements.txt
# $ conda list -e > requirements.txt
# Note that the requirements.txt files between the two won't be inter-compatible (in either direction)
#
# To test the installation process, you can uninstall the items in this file, then try installing them:
# $ pip uninstall -y -r requirements.txt
# $ pip uninstall -y ryerrabelli ResourceSummarizer        # for some reason, ryerrabelli and ResourceSummarizer aren't uninstalled unless stated specifically
# $ pip install -r requirements.txt
# The -y argument above skips all the yesno questions- (there is one question per package)

versioneer>=0.23
#setuptools~=52.0.0
#setuptools~=56.2.0   #setup tools 52.0.0 was giving bugs
#ryerrabelli==1.0.62

# Flask web imports
flask>=2.2.2
flask-login
flask-cors
pymongo # I don't think this is trully needed, except to debug, as I can just called flask-mongoengine
Werkzeug>=2.2.2
Jinja2>=3.0
itsdangerous>=2.0
click>=8.0