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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 18822 packages here.
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UpdatedPackageDescription
2012-01-28 regex 0.1.20120128 Alternative regular expression module, to replace re.
2012-01-28 schachtler_alphacast 1.1.0 Einfache Ausgabe geschachtelter Listen
2012-01-28 pyramid_deform 0.2a2 Bindings to the Deform form library for the Pyramid web framework
2012-01-28 SQLAlchemy 0.7.5 Database Abstraction Library
2012-01-28 pyDune 0.1.0 spring content downloading
2012-01-28 pyazure 0.2.2 Python wrapper around Windows Azure storage and management REST APIs
2012-01-28 sphinxcontrib-spelling 1.3 Sphinx "spelling" extension
2012-01-28 pyrpm-02strich 0.4 A pure python rpm reader and YUM metadata generator
2012-01-28 torneira 0.2.5 Torneira is a lightweight and rapid web framework build on top of Tornado
2012-01-28 seiyu 0.1.5dev voice actor's data package
2012-01-28 djeese 0.4.0 The command-line client for the djee.se service
2012-01-28 asv_utils dev-20120123-02 This is a set of common functions for other asv.* libs. Also contains media files, links and middleware fo checking it in the HTML outputs.
2012-01-28 transmogrify.regexp 0.3.0 Modify key values by applying a regular expression
2012-01-28 transmogrify.extract 0.4.0 Extracts all content from within the specified CSS id
2012-01-28 python-bugzilla 0.6.2 Bugzilla XMLRPC access module
2012-01-28 uriref 0.0.2 Regex Based URI reference parsing
2012-01-28 zopyx.ipsumplone 0.2.0.1 Lorem ipsum text and image demo content for Plone
2012-01-28 glglue 0.3.0 The glue code which mediates between OpenGL and some GUI
2012-01-28 jlddk 0.1.1 Collection of robots
2012-01-28 RhodeCode 1.2.5 Mercurial repository browser/management with build in push/pull server and full text search
2012-01-28 lesscpy 0.6 Lesscss compiler.
2012-01-28 pyuv 0.5.0 Python interface for libuv
2012-01-28 dtree 0.1.0 A simple pure-Python batch decision tree contruction algorithm.
2012-01-28 atcrashes 0.1 Like atexit, but for crashes
2012-01-28 dpm 0.10 dpm (data package): data packaging system and utilities
2012-01-28 niteoweb.click2sell 0.3 Integrates click2sell digital products retailer system with Plone for paid memberships.
2012-01-28 pwilang 0.11.2 Python pwilang parser
2012-01-28 underverse 0.1.alpha A non-distributed, JSON-based document storage and analysis module focusing on the manipulation, grouping and filtering of unstructured data from various sources. .
2012-01-28 Mako 0.6.1 A super-fast templating language that borrows the best ideas from the existing templating languages.
2012-01-28 Clay 0.15 A rapid prototyping tool
2012-01-28 Shake-Auth 0.10 Shake's awesome authentication extension
2012-01-28 MailShake 0.8 Wrappers to sending emails (or testing it) from your Python app
2012-01-28 nosmsd 0.12 Python wrapper around Gammu-smsd Database.
2012-01-28 Shake 0.35 A web framework mixed from the best ingredients
2012-01-28 djangorestframework 0.3.2 A lightweight REST framework for Django.
2012-01-28 minipy 0.2 Minify Python 2 source code
2012-01-28 lingua 1.3 Translation toolset
2012-01-28 OpenNumismat 1.2 An application for coins collectors and numismatists
2012-01-28 django-factory_boy 0.1.6 Uses factory_boy to supply test data factory classes for all stock Django models.
2012-01-28 centipede 0.2dev Centipede is a WSGI microframework with a simple decorator based router.

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