Figuring out dependencies of a python package -

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is there way figuring out dependencies of python package without installing it?

currently can using following 2 commands:

pip install <package> pip show <package>

the last command lists out dependencies other metadata.

cheers

try checking this stack overflow post. along lines of looking for?


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