xotl.tools is a collection of disparate utilities that does not conform a framework for anything. xotl.tools is essentially -but not exclusively- an extension to the Python’s standard library.
In xotl.tools you will probably find:
Tools that must be implemented in the Python Standard Library, but there are things that escape from the Guido’s scope. ;)
Components that belong naturally to the “Common Systems Layer” [1].
You’ll find the documentation in Read the Docs.
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