Is there any way to get a list of all modules that were installed with pip install command? [duplicate]

Question

I am a high school student who programs in his free time, which includes on the school computer when I have the chance. However, every year when school lets out for the summer, they wipe the computer's memory. I have installed a lot of python modules over last year and saved all my programs to my home computer. However, I realized that when we get our laptops, I will have to go through the setup process for python again, and re install all the modules. Is there any way I can get a list of all python modules I have had to install so that I can write a script to install all the modules so I dont have to spend a few hours doing it all manually?

I have tried using

pip list

and

python -c 'help("modules")'

both gave me a list of every module on the computer, most of which are there by default and do not need the install command to get.

Answer 1

You can use pip freeze with or without --all depending what level of installed packages you'd like to see.

pip freeze --all