Pip-add

Updated the README to clarify usage.

**Full Changelog**: https://github.com/pacnpal/pip-add/compare/v0.2.4...v0.2.5

Changes

- Added detailed installation guidance:
- Recommend installation within virtual environments
- Include pipx option for global installation
- Improve installation section organization

Installation

Virtual Environment (Recommended)
bash
Create and activate virtual environment
python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate or venv\Scripts\activate on Windows

Install from PyPI
pip install pip-add


Global Installation
bash
Install globally using pipx
pipx install pip-add

Changes

- Fixed package metadata by removing invalid classifier
- Enhanced package metadata with valid PyPI classifiers:
- Environment (Console)
- Intended Audience (System Administrators)
- Operating System (OS Independent)
- Python Implementation (CPython)
- Natural Language (English)
- Additional Topics (Installation/Setup, Distribution)

Changes

- Enhanced package metadata with additional PyPI classifiers:
- Environment (Console)
- Intended Audience (System Administrators)
- Operating System (OS Independent)
- Python Implementation (CPython)
- Natural Language (English)
- Additional Topics (Installation/Setup, Distribution)
- Framework (pip)

Changes

- Update version to 0.2.1 for PyPI release
- Package now available on PyPI via pip install pip-add

Features

- Add -f/--requirements-file option to specify custom requirements file paths
- Enhance requirements file detection with clear user guidance
- Show available files and usage example when multiple files found
- Update documentation with examples and troubleshooting guidance
- Improve error handling for custom file paths

Usage

When multiple requirements files are found:

ℹ️ Found multiple requirements files:
- requirements.txt
- requirements/dev.txt
- requirements/prod.txt

Using: requirements.txt
To use a specific file, run the command with -f/--requirements-file option:
Example: pip-add -f requirements/dev.txt <package>


Use the -f/--requirements-file option to specify a custom file:
bash
pip-add -f requirements/dev.txt requests