this contains couple of .bat files to do annoying tasks in windows
place it in a folder from where you want the folder sizes , double click it and it opens a terminal and print each folder with size that is bigges as 1MB
5_Print_folder_size_of_all_Folders_bigger_as_1MB_Into_terminal.bat
1_Double_Click_Me_To_INSTALL_MiniConda_VENV_python_version_310 .bat here you can find diffrent version of miniconda: https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/ in this bat script this one is used: set MINICONDA_DOWNLOAD_URL=https://repo.anaconda.com/miniconda/Miniconda3-py310_23.3.1-0-Windows-x86_64.exe to install others just replace this link. This installs a miniconda in the folder where its placed in and the doubleclick on it
2_Double_Click_Me_To_INSTALL_REQUIREMENTS_TXT_IN_MiniConda_VENV_new.bat
This installs all requirements in the with 1_Double_Click_Me_To_INSTALL_MiniConda_VENV_python_version_310 .bat installed virtual environment (there must be a text file with the requiremnts.txt in the same folder)
x_02_Double_Click_Me_To_OPEN_MiniConda_VENV_In_Terminal .bat
this opens the previous installed virtual environment in a terminal
TO get the requirements.txt that only shows the requirements of your project you can use 5_Double_Click_Me_To_Create_PIPREQUES_REQUIREMENTS_TXT_from_PIPREQUES_PATH_TXT_pipreqs.bat
this looks into this file where you put the path to your project in it
something like: D:\02\05\36\my_project_folder
PIPREQUES_PATH.txt
what is does: it creates a text file called: PIPREQUES_REQUIREMENTS.txt inside you project path from PIPREQUES_PATH.txt in this example you will find the file here: D:\02\05\36\my_project_folder\PIPREQUES_REQUIREMENTS.txt
Here is an example:
A terminal window (we are on windows) will open and show this:
To understand: This is not a pip freeze result this only shows the dependencies you have in the project.
For comarision here is a pip freeze (created with 4_Double_Click_Me_To_Create_dev_env_PIP_freeze .bat):
