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How to install all imports at once?

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python

Instead of having to run a python script and then get errors saying "ImportError: No module named aaa" because that module isn't installed in my system and then install it and then run the script again, and then maybe get the same kind of error for another module, is there any way to discover which modules aren't installed in my system and install them all at once if there're ones that aren't installed yet and which are required for the script?

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Incerteza Avatar asked Aug 31 '25 22:08

Incerteza


1 Answers

Add all your imports in a single txt file, say requirements.txt and every time you run your program on a new system, just do a

pip install -r requirements.txt

Most Code editor's like Pycharm do this for you on the first run. You can do a pip freeze > requirements.txt to get all the installed/required packages.

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Vaulstein Avatar answered Sep 15 '25 10:09

Vaulstein



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