requirements.in

# Wheel is not installed by default when using venv for creating Python
# virtual environments
wheel

# The current LTS of django is 4.2, see: https://www.djangoproject.com/download/#supported-versions
Django<5

django-redis<5

# 5.3 solves redis connection leak using the 'result_backend_thread_safe' option
celery>5.3

setuptools-rust
beautifulsoup4
cryptography<39.0.0
django-bleach<3  # 3 and up has no Python 3.7 support
django-csp
django-enumfields
django-hosts
django-markdown_deux
eventlet
gevent < 23.9.1  # pinned for 3.7
libsass
markdown
polib
psycopg2-binary<3
pyparsing
pyrabbit2
pyyaml
rjsmin
argparse
GitPython
pathlib2
pytest<7
selenium<4
chardet
requests
hiredis
ip_address
colorlog
setuptools_scm
sentry-sdk
forcediphttpsadapter
pytz

# Pinned deps to keep 3.7 support, remove these entirely once we drop 3.7
dnspython < 2.7.0  # dependency of eventlet
pluggy==1.2.0  # dependency of pytest
zipp==3.19.1  # dependency of importlib-metadata

# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73933432/django-celery-cannot-import-name-celery-from-celery-after-rebuilding-dockerf
importlib-metadata<5

# Webserver
uwsgi

# Static file server
whitenoise

# Needed in celery/kombu, but not installed automatically?
cached-property

# sectxt from github, as the 0.9.4 on pypi can not refer to the fixed version of pgpy
# can be fixed when https://github.com/SecurityInnovation/PGPy/pull/467 is merged and a new sectxt is released
https://github.com/DigitalTrustCenter/sectxt/archive/refs/tags/0.9.4.tar.gz

# our custom fork
https://github.com/internetstandards/python-whois/releases/download/v1.0.0/pythonwhois-internet.nl-1.0.0.tar.gz

# used for statsd ad-hoc metric collection
statshog

django-statsd-mozilla

# let celery push metrics to statsd
celery-statsd