GenPy: An AST for Python
genpy offers a simple abstract syntax tree for Python to allow structured code generation from Python.
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genpy is licensed under the liberal MIT license and free for commercial, academic, and private use. All of genpy’s dependencies can be automatically installed from the package index after using:
pip install genpy
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