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# Generating requirements.txt
To generate a requirements.txt file, install pip-tools from pip
Onionr requirements files should have hashes to prevent backdooring by the pypi server.
Put your package versions in requirements.in like normal. Child dependencies are usually not necessary:
```
requests==0.1.1
flask==0.1.1
```
Then generate the requirements.txt:
`$ pip-compile requirements.in --generate-hashes -o requirements.txt`
Your requirements.txt will have hash-pinned requirements of all dependencies and child dependencies.

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There are additional requirements specified in requirements-dev.txt There are additional requirements specified in requirements-dev.txt
Developers agree to the CoC and to contribute new code under GPLv3 or later. Developers should stick to PEP8 in most cases, and write unittests or integration tests where possible. **Developers agree to the [CoC](../../CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md) and to contribute new code under GPLv3 or later**. Developers should stick to PEP8 in most cases, and write unittests or integration tests where possible.
## Developer Scripts ## Developer Scripts
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## Current major components ## Current major components
Onionr runs via two main HTTP gevent servers serving Flask apps. Onionr runs via two main HTTP gevent servers serving Flask apps.
Dir: apiservers Dir: apiservers
* 1 Parent app hosts all public API endpoints for the Tor transport. * 1 Parent app hosts all public API endpoints for the Tor transport.
* 1 Parent app hosts all UI-related files and endpoints. Some commands and internal modules interact with this API as well * 1 Parent app hosts all UI-related files and endpoints. Some commands and internal modules interact with this API as well
* The HTTP servers have strict anti-dns-rebinding and CSRF countermeasures, so there is a script to craft requests to the UI-related API in scripts/ * The HTTP servers have strict anti-dns-rebinding and CSRF countermeasures, so there is a script to craft requests to the UI-related API in scripts/
* Block storage is currently handled via metadata in sqlite (mostly defunct now), and block data storage in a different database. This is in blocks/ in running Onionr daemon data directory * Block storage is currently handled via metadata in sqlite (mostly defunct now), and block data storage in a different database. This is in blocks/ in running Onionr daemon data directory