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The Python Package Index is a repository of software for the Python programming language. There are currently 10763 packages here. To contact the PyPI admins, please use the Get help or Bug reports links.

To submit a package use "python setup.py upload" and to use a package from this index either "pip install package" or download, unpack and "python setup.py install" it.

PyPI now provides a Mirror infrastructure to allow users to continue downloading file even if pypi.python.org is unavailable.

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2010-07-29 hurry.jqueryui 1.8.2.2 hurry.resource style resources for jQuery UI.
2010-07-29 ll-xist 3.8.3 Extensible HTML/XML generator, cross-platform templating language, Oracle utilities and various other tools
2010-07-29 kestrel 0.57 An XMPP-based Many-Task Computing Framework
2010-07-29 collective.portlet.content 1.3 A Plone portlet that shows a content item.
2010-07-29 stxnext.staticdeployment 0.7.5 Deploy Plone site to static files.
2010-07-29 medialog.tinymceplugins.placegallery 0.0.1alpha An advanced TinyMCE plugin for handling links to galleries
2010-07-29 tiddlywebwiki 0.38.0 A TiddlyWeb plugin to provide a multi-user TiddlyWiki environment.
2010-07-29 Products.LDAPMultiPlugins 1.12 LDAP-backed plugins for the Zope2 PluggableAuthService
2010-07-29 Products.LDAPUserFolder 2.18 A LDAP-enabled Zope 2 user folder
2010-07-29 bottle 0.8.2 Fast and simple WSGI-framework for small web-applications.
2010-07-29 alfanous 0.2 Quranic search engine API
2010-07-29 garlicsim_lib_py3 0.5.1 Collection of GarlicSim simulation packages
2010-07-29 garlicsim_py3 0.5.1 Pythonic framework for working with simulations
2010-07-29 Qimport 0.1 importing system for quranic indexes
2010-07-29 dataflake.docbuilder 1.2 Automated Sphix documentation builder
2010-07-29 garlicsim_wx 0.5.1 GUI for garlicsim, a Pythonic framework for computer simulations
2010-07-29 garlicsim_lib 0.5.1 Collection of GarlicSim simulation packages
2010-07-29 garlicsim 0.5.1 Pythonic framework for working with simulations
2010-07-29 DateTime 2.12.5 This package provides a DateTime data type, as known from Zope 2. Unless you need to communicate with Zope 2 APIs, you're probably better off using Python's bult-in datetime module.
2010-07-29 megrok.chameleon 0.5.2 Chameleon page template support for Grok
2010-07-29 PyCorpus 0.1 Arabic Quranic Corpus python API
2010-07-29 PyAyaByAya 0.1 VerseByVerse project python API
2010-07-29 django-provinceitaliane 0.1.2 Province e Regioni Italiane for Django
2010-07-29 pcommerce.core 0.5a3 eCommerce for Plone
2010-07-29 L1L2Py 1.0.2 L1L2Py is a Python package to perform variable selection by means of l1l2 regularization with double optimization.
2010-07-29 ucltip 0.1 Use command line tool in Python
2010-07-29 pypit 2.2 Shell pipeline builder
2010-07-29 soaplib 0.9.0-alpha4 A simple library for writing soap web services
2010-07-29 datarray 0.0.3 NumPy arrays with named axes and named indices.
2010-07-29 tipfy.ext.auth.rpx 0.1 Implements Tipfy authentication using RPX/JanRain Engage.
2010-07-29 archetypes.referencebrowserwidget 2.0rc2 A referencebrowser implementation for Archetypes
2010-07-29 collective.plonetruegallery 1.0rc2 A gallery/slideshow product for plone that can aggregate from picasa and flickr or use plone images.
2010-07-29 cjktools-data 0.2.1-2010-07-29 A collection of Japanese data files from the EDRDG.
2010-07-29 z3c.pagelet 1.2.1 Pagelets are way to specify a template without the O-wrap.
2010-07-29 py2app 0.5.2 Create standalone Mac OS X applications with Python
2010-07-29 RelStorage 1.4.0c2 A backend for ZODB that stores pickles in a relational database.
2010-07-29 ztfy.blog 0.1.2 ZTFY blog handling package
2010-07-29 Flask-Mail 0.3.4 Flask extension for sending email
2010-07-29 web2py_utils 0.0.12dev Web2py Utilities
2010-07-29 IPTCInfo 1.9.5-2 IPTCInfo: extract and modify IPTC (metadata) information on images - port of IPTCInfo.pm by Josh Carter <josh@multipart-mixed.com>'

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