[DishyDev]

This tool has reminded me a few years ago I created a helper web utility that let me search Python libraries and get a tree view of their dependencies, and some license info. I had to do a lot of manual Python library compliance before we had tools like Blackduck.

It accepts dependencies in requirements.txt format (e.g. Django==3.1 or tensorflow) https://pydepchecker.z33.web.core.windows.net/

It's got a few shortcomings. Dependency resolution in Python is pretty difficult to work out when you've got a lot of libraries with common dependencies. And the license info on Pypi isn't always correct. But it's always been a quick useful tool for me.