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tzlocal is a Python module that determines your local IANA time zone name, or returns a tzinfo object with the local time zone information on Unix and Windows. It is useful when you need the local timezone details without manually knowing the zoneinfo name, and it provides a get_localzone_name() helper to return only the timezone name.
Actively maintained: The project has recent activity with multiple updates in June 2026 (latest timestamped update on 2026-06-29), including code diffs and test changes, which suggests ongoing maintenance rather than dormancy.
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tzdata is a Python package that provides IANA time zone data, including zic-compiled binaries. It is intended as a fallback for systems that do not have system time zone data installed (or not in a standard location), and is published as a pip-installable package on PyPI.
Actively maintained: Yes, the source shows recent upstream activity and packaging, with updates in 2026-07-10 (tzdata 2026.3) and prior 2026-04 and 2026-04-03 updates.
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typing-inspection provides tools to inspect type annotations at runtime in Python. It is useful for developers who need to understand or validate typing information while the program is running.
The repo appears to be actively maintained, with an upstream push on 2026-01-25. Recent published updates (v0.4.x) continued through 2025-10-01, and there is no evidence of abandonment.
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Provides backported and experimental type hints for Python, letting you use newer typing features (like typing.TypeGuard) on older Python versions and try new type system PEPs before they are added to typing. Static type checkers such as mypy and pyright treat items from typing_extensions as equivalent to the corresponding forms in typing.
Actively maintained: GitHub upstream activity is recent (last push 2026-07-08), and the project produced a full stable update plus release candidates in June to July 2026 (4.16.0rc1, rc2, then 4.16.0).
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Starlette is a lightweight ASGI framework and toolkit for building async web services in Python. It provides HTTP and WebSocket support, plus features like startup and shutdown events, background tasks, and common web middleware options (such as CORS and static files), making it useful for production-ready async APIs and web apps.
Actively maintained, with a very recent upstream push on 2026-06-17 and multiple updates in mid-June 2026, indicating ongoing development rather than dormancy.
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Soup Sieve is a CSS selector library for use with Beautiful Soup 4, designed to select, match, and filter HTML or XML using modern CSS selectors (up through CSS Level 4 drafts, with some limitations). It can replace Beautiful Soup’s built-in select feature and can also be used directly via its API for more controlled parsing.
The source (facelessuser/soupsieve) appears actively maintained, with an upstream push on 2026-07-21 and multiple recent updates in late July 2026 (2.9 on 2026-07-19, 2.9.1 on 2026-07-21).
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Sniffio is a small Python library that detects which async I/O framework your code is running under, such as Trio or asyncio. It is useful for library authors who want to select the right async integration logic based on the active async environment.
Maintenance status: The repo shows an upstream push on 2026-03-06, which suggests ongoing activity, but the last published updates tag is v1.3.1 on 2024-02-25, so it appears low-cadence rather than actively churning new versions.
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Six is a Python 2 and 3 compatibility library that provides utility functions to smooth differences between Python versions, helping you write code that works on both. It supports Python 2.7 and 3.3+ and is distributed as a single Python file that can be copied into a project, with documentation available on Read the Docs.
Maintenance status: The repository appears still maintained, with an upstream push on 2026-02-23 and a recent versioned update (1.17.0) on 2024-12-03 for Python compatibility.
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s3transfer is an Amazon S3 Transfer Manager library for Python, used to manage transfers to and from Amazon S3. It is maintained and published by Amazon Web Services, and since it is not currently GA, production use should lock to a minor version due to potential interface changes.
Active maintenance: Evidence shows very recent activity (last upstream push on 2026-07-22, plus updates through 0.19.2 on 2026-07-22), indicating the project is actively maintained rather than dormant.
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Python-RSA is a pure-Python RSA implementation that supports encryption and decryption, signing and verifying signatures, and key generation (PKCS#1 v1.5). It can be used as a Python library or via the command line, and is distributed via pip as the `rsa` package. The project has been archived, and the maintainer notes it should be used with care due to limitations around timing attacks.
Maintenance status: The upstream project is marked as archived, so despite some later activity, it does not appear to be actively maintained as of today (2026-06-09).
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respx is a utility for mocking HTTPX and HTTP Core in Python tests, letting you patch HTTPX and define request routes with mock responses. It is useful for pytest-based testing, including a respx_mock fixture and optional marker to configure mock settings.
Actively maintained, with very recent activity (last upstream push 2026-04-23) and back-to-back updates in April 2026 (0.23.0 on 2026-04-07, 0.23.1 on 2026-04-08).
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Python QR Code image generator that lets you generate QR codes as PNG images, SVG, or styled images. It can be used from the command line (including an installed `qr` script) or from Python APIs like `qrcode.make` and the `QRCode` class for more control over size, error correction, and output formatting.
Maintenance status: The GitHub source shows a recent upstream push (2026-03-25), but the provided changelog entries only go up to v8.2 (2025-05-01), so it appears active in the repo while published updates have slowed.
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Canonical source for PyYAML, a full-featured YAML processing framework for Python. Useful for parsing and emitting YAML, including optional LibYAML-based fast loader and dumper, and includes a comprehensive test suite.
Actively maintained: The canonical PyYAML GitHub repository shows recent upstream updates, with the latest push on 2025-09-25, which is within the last year of 2026-06-09.
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python-pptx is a Python library for creating, reading, and updating PowerPoint (.pptx) files using Open XML. It is useful for generating presentations from dynamic content, such as database queries, analytics output, or JSON payloads, and for extracting text and images from existing slide decks.
Maintenance status: The project shows a clear last upstream push on 2024-08-07, and the newest recorded update (v1.0.2 on 2024-08-06) is from the same week. With ~22 months of no further updates as of 2026-06-09, the source appears quiet/dormant (not actively maintained).
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python-docx is a Python library for reading, creating, and updating Microsoft Word 2007+ (.docx) files. It is useful if you need to generate or modify Word documents programmatically, for example creating paragraphs and saving them to a .docx file.
Maintenance status: The repository appears largely quiet, with the most recent upstream push on 2025-06-17 and the latest listed update v1.2.0 on 2025-06-16, about a year before today (2026-06-09), suggesting no strong evidence of active ongoing maintenance cadence.
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PyOTP is a Python library for generating and verifying one-time passwords, implementing HOTP (RFC 4226) and TOTP (RFC 6238) for 2FA or MFA in web applications and other systems. It is useful for server-side OTP support, including generating provisioning URIs for OTP authenticator apps (and parsing those URIs) so users can set up credentials by scanning a QR code.
Actively maintained, evidence includes an upstream push on 2026-06-14 and a corresponding PyPI/GitHub tag update, v2.10.0, on 2026-06-14 (4 days before today).
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Pygments is a generic syntax highlighter written in Python, designed to prettify source code for code hosting, forums, wikis, and similar applications. It supports over 500 languages and text formats, making it useful when you need consistent syntax highlighting.
Actively maintained: The upstream repo shows a recent push on 2026-05-09, and there have been regular version updates culminating in 2.20.0 (2026-03-29).
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pycparser is a complete C99 parser written in pure Python, designed to parse C source code for applications that need to analyze or transform it. It is useful for tasks like static code checking, building a front end for specialized C compilers, and generating information such as unit-test discovery, and it can integrate with CFFI to parse C function and type declarations.
The repository (eliben/pycparser) appears actively maintained, with an upstream push as recent as 2026-06-08 and the latest published updates on 2026-01-21.
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