Use Poetry for dependency management

[ArifNawaz36]

Issue Title

Use Poetry for dependency management

Type

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• Feature Request
• Info
• Bug
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Description

Both Pip and Poetry are powerful package managers that can be used to manage dependencies in Python. Pip is the default package manager that is best for small projects where you have a small number of dependencies. Poetry is a modern package/dependency manager that is best suited for large and complex projects.

Expected Behavior

Poetry will be used for package/dependency management to make it simplified and more consistent across different platforms. It supports lock files to ensure consistent installations. Different poetry commands will be executed. For example, poetry install, poetry add package-name, poetry update etc.

Current Behavior

Currently, Pip is being used as a package manager which installs dependencies from the requirements.txt file.

Steps to Reproduce

1. pip install poetry, if poetry is not installed in your virtual environment
2. poetry install, this will install all of your dependencies
3. poetry update, if you want to update one/more packages

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Possible Solution (if you have any in mind)

Additional Information

[JoHeyJo]

Hello, I noticed you don't assign peeps to issues b/c of high traffic but I'm going to take a crack at this. Will it count towards HacktoberFest?

[srbhr]

Yes @JoHeyJo of course. But the question is I haven't seen anyone using poetry for Dependency Management till now.

[JoHeyJo]

Me either. But it sounds like a fun problem to tackle.

[Vivek-GuptaXCode]

can i work on this issue?

[srbhr]

Thanks for the comment @Vivek-GuptaXCode but we already have a PR that will be merged for this.

[Vivek-GuptaXCode]

Okay i appreciate that.is there anything else i can help with?

[srbhr]

You can join in our Discord and we can discuss with the community what all should we be working on.