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Introduction
Add-on for Plone to list all Python packages available to the running Python process, its versions and other information about them.
This add-on depends heavily on yolk.
Once installed the add-on makes available two views:
@@list-python-packages: list all Python packages available to the running Python process, its versions and other information about them.
@@list-sys-path: show the value of sys.path.
It also installs a configlet in the Plone control-panel that allows access to these two views.
Only manager users can access the views and the configlet.
Changelog
0.1b2 (2012-03-19)
Added new view that show packages in .cfg style.
0.1b1 (2011-09-26)
Initial release
1 maintainer
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