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PyPI - the Python Package Index

The Python Package Index is a repository of software for the Python programming language. There are currently 19062 packages here.
To contact the PyPI admins, please use the Get help or Bug reports links.


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To use a package from this index either "pip install package" (get pip) or download, unpack and "python setup.py install" it. Browse all packages or use the search box above.

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To submit a package use "python setup.py upload" (full tutorial). The index also hosts documentation. You may submit packages using SSH or the web form. You must register.

Infrastructure

To interoperate with the index use the JSON, XML-RPC or HTTP interfaces. Use the mirror infrastructure to download even if the primary site is unavailable.


UpdatedPackageDescription
2012-02-14 pyrabbit 0.9.8 A Pythonic interface to the RabbitMQ Management HTTP API
2012-02-14 argh 0.15.0 A simple argparse wrapper.
2012-02-14 gaq_hub 0.0.7 Lightweight Google Analytics support
2012-02-14 Products.PloneFormGen 1.7.1 A through-the-web form generator for Plone
2012-02-14 auto_tagify 1.3 Auto-tags a selection of text and generates links to the tagified versions of the words
2012-02-14 missingbits 0.0.13 Buildout parts that make you smile
2012-02-14 repoze.who.plugins.vepauth 0.2.0 repoze.who.plugins.vepauth
2012-02-14 django_structurer 0.3.0 This app allow you to create your own custom django project structure, and then use it as you please.
2012-02-14 django-kendoui-backend 0.1 Kendo UI DataSource backend
2012-02-14 ssh 1.7.13 SSH2 protocol library
2012-02-13 TileStache 1.26.0 A stylish alternative for caching your map tiles.
2012-02-13 tiddlywebplugins.tiddlyspace 1.0.85 A discoursive social model for Tiddlers
2012-02-13 metlog-py 0.8 Metrics Logging
2012-02-13 django-dagcategory 0.0.2 A simple library for creating tree like categories
2012-02-13 CassandraLauncher 1.8-1 Command line utilities for launching Cassandra clusters in EC2
2012-02-13 python-fedora 0.3.26 Python modules for interacting with Fedora Services
2012-02-13 nose-quickunit 0.4.2 A discovery plugin for Nose which relies on sane structure.
2012-02-13 nestor 1.0.0 "Head First Python" exercise
2012-02-13 zc.zookeeperrecipes 0.1.2 =================
2012-02-13 pyxl 1.0 Pyxl is an open source package that extends Python to support inline XML/HTML. It converts XML fragments into valid Python expressions and allows web developers to easily write reusable UI Modules.
2012-02-13 Mothership 0.0.8 Mothership - asset managment
2012-02-13 egenix-pyopenssl 0.13.0_1.0.0g_1 eGenix pyOpenSSL Distribution for Python
2012-02-13 devil 0.3 Simple REST framework for Django
2012-02-13 cuisine 0.2.2 Chef-like functionality for Fabric
2012-02-13 rosrelease 0.2.2 ROS stack release support
2012-02-13 linkchecker 7.5 check websites and HTML documents for broken links
2012-02-13 nester65 1.4.0 A simple printer of nested lists
2012-02-13 pathlib 0.6 Object-oriented filesystem paths
2012-02-13 pinax-theme-foundation 0.1.3b Pinax theme based on Zurb's Foundation
2012-02-13 armstrong.apps.donations 0.3.0 Provides a framework for accepting donations
2012-02-13 django-shellng 0.1.1 Improved shell for Django
2012-02-13 django-longerusername 0.4 An app to easily provide a longer username field for django.
2012-02-13 json_diff 1.2.9 Generates diff between two JSON files
2012-02-13 vdexcsv 1.2 Converts CSV files to IMS VDEX XML (Vocabulary Definition Exchange Format)
2012-02-13 python-elections 0.20 A Python wrapper for the Associated Press's U.S. election data service.
2012-02-13 Kivy 1.1.0 A software library for rapid development of hardware-accelerated multitouch applications.
2012-02-13 collective.portlet.embed 1.0 Embed an html snippet in a Plone portlet
2012-02-13 djeese 0.5.2 The command-line client for the djee.se service
2012-02-13 django-env 0.2.1 Automaticly manages virtualenv for django project
2012-02-13 nosmsd 0.14 Python wrapper around Gammu-smsd Database.

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