awesome-python VS warehouse

If you have a specific area of interest, that would be better suited than pursuing overall popular modules. See awesome-python for curated list of frameworks, libraries, software, etc

list of different python libraries, tools, services and more: https://github.com/vinta/awesome-python

This is. really good one, too. https://awesome-python.com

Awesome python

Also, here is a handy list of Python resources sorted by their functionality.

git clone https://github.com/vinta/awesome-python.git

awesome-python — curated list of frameworks, libraries, software, etc

Awesome Python

Typeo-squatting on pypi.org

Create Release, creates an release for you when you merge to main and uploads it to PyPi.org. (You need to configure a PYPI_API_TOKEN secret in GitHub for this to work)

I've never heard of this module, and I don't see it listed at pypi.org. Can you give some example code that uses it?

(If not as part of the standard library, then it should be available as a package on the Python Package Index.)

CheeseShop is a secret code name for the Python Package Index also known as PyPI and accessible from http://pypi.org/ Further information CheeseShopTutorial explains how to use Package Index and upload your packages PyPIJSON describes JSON interface to access PyPI from applications CheeseShopXmlRpc describes XML-RPC interface to access PyPI from applications CheeseShopDev contains all necessary information to help PyPI get better PyPI source on GitHub PyPiImplementations page lists alternative implementations of Python package catalogs Trivia The secret code name refers to the Cheese Shop sketch performed and recorded by John Cleese and Michael Palin on 7 January 1972. Whether that name was chosen because CPAN contains so many packages at that time remains in the dark zone of rumours and wild speculation.

Go to the official repository site and search there: https://pypi.org/

If you have some substantive insight about the code in https://github.com/pypi/warehouse

go to https://pypi.org/ and search for something

Download TGZ version of setuptools and pip from pypi.org, decompress and install them [D]

Bruttle is a command line python tool to bruteforce(Dictionary) zip files, pdf files and some popular hashes. This was the first python util I uploaded to pypi.org, so it can be installed via pip.