Where does this leave Pipfile ? There is active discussion about Pipenv migrating to read/write pyproject.toml directly. In fact, Pipenv can now read a [project] table from pyproject.toml .

pipfile add requests

A is a configuration file used by the Pipenv tool to manage project dependencies. Unlike the flat list found in a requirements.txt , a Pipfile is structured into sections, allowing you to clearly define where packages should be installed from and whether they are required for the application to run or just for development.

In simple terms, a Pipfile is a configuration file that lists your project's dependencies. It replaces requirements.txt and requirements.dev.txt (or similar patterns) by merging them into a single, structured file.