Added a requirements.txt for legacy installers #34
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Important (summary of the changes)
Fixed the import error that occured for moviepy due to drastic updates of the module from when the import lines where written and the current module is being downloaded
Froze the versions of the modules so that the project remains stable and does not break due to a module update
Add a requirements.txt that calls the pyproject.toml so that people who are used to running the command pip install -r ./requirments.txt are not lost.
Copilot explanation
This pull request focuses on dependency management and compatibility updates, particularly for the
moviepylibrary, as well as minor code formatting improvements inoutputs.py. The most important changes are as follows:Dependency and Compatibility Updates:
pyproject.tomlto use specific version pins, ensuring reproducible builds and avoiding unexpected breakages from upstream updates.ImageSequenceClipandAudioFileClipinoutputs.pyto import directly from themoviepypackage root, ensuring compatibility with moviepy 2.x.Code Formatting and Readability:
outputs.pyto use multi-line style for improved readability, especially where arguments are long or complex. [1] [2] [3] [4]authorsfield inpyproject.tomlfor consistency.