Recommendations for a clean Github repository to use as an example for a new Python project

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  1. django-channels

    Developer-friendly asynchrony for Django

    One program I sorta like is channels. You may have some luck searching for python example repositories (IIRC there is at least one project like this, with the structure and explaining what each stuff does, give preference to more recent projects as packaging is something that went through a lot of changes in the recent years).

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  3. awesome-python

    An opinionated list of awesome Python frameworks, libraries, software and resources.

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