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neutronium

Framework-agnostic Python utilities, extracted from Gaussian's internal infrastructure. No Django, no web framework, no cloud SDK in the base install — everything third-party is an optional extra.

pip install neutronium              # base: zero dependencies
pip install neutronium[text]        # inflection-backed pluralize/singularize
pip install neutronium[xpath]       # lxml-backed HTML/XPath helpers

What's inside

Module What it gives you
neutronium.utils.text Text normalization, slugs, tokenization, pluralize/singularize
neutronium.utils.time Timezone-aware datetime helpers
neutronium.utils.iterable Chunking, grouping, flattening, dict utilities
neutronium.utils.template_context Pure template-variable extraction and context building
neutronium.utils.json_patch RFC-6901 JSON pointer / merge-patch primitives
neutronium.utils.hash blake2b content hashing helpers
neutronium.utils.schema JSON-schema → default-dict
neutronium.utils.xpath lxml HTML parsing + link extraction ([xpath])
neutronium.utils.url URL parse / canonicalize / normalize / domain extraction ([url])
neutronium.requester Resilient HTTP fetcher with retries/paywall/no-index detection ([requests])
neutronium.utils.file Pickle / text / JSONC file helpers
neutronium.utils.performance Simple multi-level timer
neutronium.utils.email Canonical email normalization
neutronium.utils.{aws,ssm,s3} EC2/ECS instance metadata, SSM parameter fetch, S3 upload/download ([aws])
neutronium.utils.{print,params,profiling,memory,url_credentials} Assorted small utilities
neutronium.threads.thread_simple Minimal threading helpers
neutronium.telemetry Request-context vars, RequestFacts, pluggable sinks
neutronium.logging JSON / dev-console log formatters and context filters

Optional extras

text, time, aws, url, requests, memory, memory-extended, xpath, otel, profiling — install only what you use.

  • aws → boto3, requests, ec2-metadata (for neutronium.utils.aws / ssm / s3)
  • url → tldextract (only for get_url_domain; the rest of neutronium.utils.url is pure stdlib)
  • memory → psutil (for print_memory_usage); memory-extended → pympler, objgraph (for the heap/objgraph tools — opt in only if you use them)

Development

uv run --all-extras pytest   # installs all optional extras + the dev group

License

MIT © Gaussian Holdings, LLC

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