The Python Toolbox is a collection of Python tools for various tasks. It contains:
- python_toolbox.caching: Tools for caching functions, class instances and
properties.
- python_toolbox.cute_iter_tools: Tools for manipulating iterables. Adds
useful functions not found in Python’s built-in itertools.
python_toolbox.context_management: Pimping up your context managers.
- python_toolbox.emitting: A publisher-subscriber framework that doesn’t
abuse strings.
And many, many more! The Python Toolbox contains 100+ useful little tools.
Documentation: http://python-toolbox.readthedocs.io
Python Toolbox on GitHub: https://github.com/cool-RR/python_toolbox
Python Toolbox on PyPI: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/python_toolbox
Tests
Test can be run by running the _test_python_toolbox.py script that’s installed automatically with the Python Toolbox.
When python_toolbox isn’t installed, you may run pytest at the repo root to run the tests.
The Python Toolbox was created by Ram Rachum. I provide Development services in Python and Django.
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