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I think the new devtools feature introduces a dependancy on aiohttp. This would only be needed for developing Textual apps, not for using them.
Suggest we add aiohttp as a dev requirement, and make it option when importing. So to develop Textual apps you would do pip install textual[dev]
pip install textual[dev]
If the user requests devtools with TEXTUAL_DEVTOOLS=1 and aiohttp is not installed, I think we should probably exit with an error.
TEXTUAL_DEVTOOLS=1
aiohttp
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I think the new devtools feature introduces a dependancy on aiohttp. This would only be needed for developing Textual apps, not for using them.
Suggest we add aiohttp as a dev requirement, and make it option when importing. So to develop Textual apps you would do
pip install textual[dev]
If the user requests devtools with
TEXTUAL_DEVTOOLS=1
andaiohttp
is not installed, I think we should probably exit with an error.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: