IPython extensions of varying usability and maturity
You may install this package to add interesting and/or useful features to enhance your IPython experience. Contributions to this package are encouraged, with the ‘release early, release often’ maxim - it is expected that the original contributor (as opposed to the core IPython team) will take care of most of the maintenance of his/her own extension.
Installation: run ‘setup.py install’ or ‘easy_install ipython-extensions’
Currently provided:
ipy_gmail: A gmail interface
- ipy_miscapps:
Tab completers for various command line apps. Also remembers previous options passed to prorams
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