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A small Python package that provides a list of known HTML void tag names. It is useful when you need to validate or reference which void elements are allowed in different HTML versions.
The source appears not actively maintained as of today, with the last upstream push on 2024-10-08, which is about 1.5 years ago (relative to 2026-06-09).
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A small Python library for checking whether `argv` includes a specific command line flag or argument. It is useful for quickly determining if options like `-f`, `--unicorn`, or `foo=bar` were provided when your script is invoked.
Globals is a Python library that enables global access to classes and functions from different Python projects. It’s useful when you want to share imports across multiple projects placed in a single folder, so you don’t have to specify paths when importing.
Maintenance status: The latest recorded update was v0.3.36 on 2023-05-08, and there have been no further updates as of 2026-06-09, so the repository appears quiet or dormant (maintenance-mode at best).
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Generates URL-friendly “slug” strings for Markdown heading text, aiming to match GitHub’s heading anchor formatting rules. It can also ensure uniqueness of slugs the way GitHub does, and is useful for producing consistent heading IDs in tools and docs that need to mirror GitHub behavior.
fastq is a simple Python FASTQ toolbox for small to medium projects, aimed at reading and writing FASTQ text files without unusual third party dependencies. It provides functions like read() for iterating over FASTQ entries (including common compressed formats) and write() for writing entries, plus a fastq_object() that exposes sequence and quality data and computes summary statistics on demand.
Maintenance status: Repo activity appears quiet/dormant relative to today (last recorded upstream push was 2025-08-11, and the most recent tagged update summary is v2.0.4 on 2024-03-12). The gap suggests it is not actively evolving right now.
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Plugout (mistercrunch/extend) is a simple plugin manager for Python. It helps you extend applications by discovering and loading plugin classes or callables that derive from a common base class, including from dotted paths or from a filesystem folder. It was designed to support extensions such as visualization plugins for Caravel and plugins for Airflow.
The GitHub update history for mistercrunch/plugout shows updates only in April 2016, with the last upstream push on 2016-04-26. As of 2026-06-09, this indicates the source is effectively dormant, not actively maintained.
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esutils is a utility box for ECMAScript language tools, providing shared helper functions intended to support development work for JavaScript tooling. It is described as a partial translation of esutils from the acornjs/acorn project.
Esprima is a high performance, standard-compliant ECMAScript parser, ported to Python, for tokenizing and parsing JavaScript code. It produces a syntax tree format (ESTree-style) useful for multipurpose analysis, with optional node location tracking and (experimental) JSX support.
The repository appears largely dormant, with the last upstream push on 2023-03-01, and the most recent tagged updates shown dating back to 2018-08-24 (v4.0.1), so it is unlikely to be actively maintained as of 2026-06-09.
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Python library for automated object validation and serialization using well-defined entity models. It supports nested entities, recursive and non-recursive collections (list, set, dict), reference fields, and can validate, serialize, deserialize, and generate hashable keys for entities.
emoji-regex is a Python-focused library that provides regular expressions for matching emojis, including patterns intended to cover all emojis. It is useful if you need to detect, validate, or extract emoji characters from text using regex.
This GitHub source appears dormant, with its last upstream push on 2023-05-17, which is well over two years ago relative to 2026-06-09, so it is not actively maintained in the present timeframe.
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Doctrine is a helper for Python’s Invoke that helps you build libraries of useful tasks focused on a particular problem domain. It is useful if you want to organize and reuse common automation tasks using Invoke.
Maintenance status: Evidence suggests the project is quiet/dormant rather than actively maintained, with the last upstream push on 2025-03-03 and no versioned updates shown after 2021 in the provided history.
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Devlop-cli is a developer command-line tool for working with Docker-based development environments. It is useful for projects that use Docker Compose and may involve proxy and HTTPS configuration.
Provides a simple way to start an interactive Python debugger with a single statement, by importing `debug` (it also sets up syntax highlighting, tab completion, and a readable `dir()` alternative). Useful for quickly switching from `print` style debugging to an interactive debugging console without needing to learn `pdb` commands.
Maintenance status: Not actively maintained as of today (2026-06-09). The upstream last push was 2016-11-01, and the most recent recorded package update was v0.3.2 (2016-10-12), with a ~9.5 year gap since then.
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Commander is a small Python library for running shell commands locally and remotely. It provides a deployment-style task library modeled after Fabric and a remote command runner for executing commands across configured hosts.
The repository appears effectively dormant, with the last recorded update on 2013-07-03, which is far more than a decade ago relative to 2026-06-09.
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This is a small tool/package that tells you what name a color has. It includes versioned releases (SemVer) and is authored by Tim Vanderplas.
A Python color conversion tool focused on converting between common color formats, such as hexadecimal to RGB, hexadecimal to RGBA, and decimal values to hexadecimal or RGB. Useful for developers who need quick programmatic color format conversions in their Python code.
clsx is a Python utility for defining conditional HTML `class` attribute values, replacing error-prone string concatenation with a `clsx()` function that returns a class name string. It can take many input types (strings, booleans, lists, dicts, and callables) and also provides a lower-level evaluation API for lazily processing and optionally extending or deduplicating the generated class names.
Braces is a Python implementation of Mustache, a framework-agnostic, logic-free templating system. It is useful for rendering templates with data using Mustache syntax, and includes a command-line interface plus support for the Mustache spec tests.
Actively maintained: No. The upstream push is from 2012-07-07, and the most recent recorded update in this source is v0.5.2 from 2012-05-06, so there is a multi-year gap with no evidence of ongoing maintenance.
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