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Pipenv creates a couple of files that manage our development and production dependencies, Pipfile and Pipfile.lock.
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Let's start with the Pipfile.
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Open Pipfile.
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The format of this file is called TOML.
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TOML is an acronym for
Tom's Obvious Minimal Language, and
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is pretty easy to read.
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Thanks, Tom.
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The file is separated into sections,
designated by square brackets.
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We have the source section,
which tells pipenv where to get files,
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the packages section for
the required packages for the project.
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We see the two packages we've installed,
requests without a specific version,
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