I'm working on some private python packages (johnathan_prices, johnathan_predict) and have them all installed to the same site-packages folder so they can call each other easily.
I install them in editable mode (pip install . -e) so that debugging is fast (but always commit and push changes to my private repo).
For example, johnathan_prices scrapes prices from yahoo finance and makes them available to other packages. E.g. johnathan_predict might do something like df = johnathan_prices.load('AAPL').
I'm trying to create a docker image and first need to create a requirements.txt which should contain packages like numpy, pandas as well as my johnathan_prices and johnathan_predict.
How do I create a requirements.txt that will contain the 3rd party packages (pandas, numpy) as well as the SHA links to my local packages so that when my Dockerfile does RUN python -m pip install -r requirements.txt it can download all the packages to site-packages.
I am self-taught so it's possible that my question is ridiculous and far away from best practices, in which case any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you
