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keyv is a lightweight Python library that turns SQLite into a fast NoSQL-style key-value database. It provides simple collection-based operations like set, get, update, delete, and searching by values, which is useful for building robust local storage without running a full database system.
pyjson5 is a Python implementation of the JSON5 data format, providing a reader and writer similar to Python’s standard `json` API. It’s useful when you need JSON5 features like JavaScript-style comments, unquoted identifier keys, trailing commas, and single-quoted or multi-line strings (with the project noting it can be very slow).
The repository appears actively maintained, with an upstream push as recent as 2026-06-24 and new published updates (v0.15.0 on 2026-06-19, v0.14.0 on 2026-03-27).
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A Python implementation of the JOSE (Javascript Object Signing and Encryption) framework, providing support for JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) using JWS (signatures) and JWE (encrypted claims). Useful for securely transferring claims such as authorization information between parties, including the ability to authenticate using JWS and keep claims opaque via JWE (with a subset of recommended algorithms).
The repository appears quiet and not actively maintained, with the last upstream push dated 2024-05-30, and the most recent tagged update being 0.2.2 from 2015, long before today (2026-09-10).
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Jiti is an interface-first Python tool that lets you declare typed function or method stubs, and then generates real implementations the first time they are called. It validates generated code against ruff, type checking, and your tests, caches the results for later calls, and can “merge” the generated code back into your source to remove the jiti dependency.
RyanSaxe/jiti shows signs of active development, with rapid updates in early June 2026 (v1.2.0 through v1.5.1 released between June 7 and June 12), but there have been no new updates since 2026-06-12, so as of 2026-09-17 it is quiet/paused rather than continuously shipping.
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This is a small Python library that provides a function to check whether a value is a string. It is useful for simple type validation, such as distinguishing between string inputs and non-string values.
A command-line tool for quickly grabbing common .gitignore files for a specified language. It can download a ready to use .gitignore file (for example, by running a command like `ignore python`).
A small Python package that provides a list of known HTML void tag names. It is useful when you need to validate or reference which void elements are allowed in different HTML versions.
Maintenance status: The upstream activity appears quiet. The last upstream push was 2024-10-08, and the only recorded release in the provided data is 0.1.0 from 2022-03-09, which suggests no sustained, recent development cadence.
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A small Python library for checking whether `argv` includes a specific command line flag or argument. It is useful for quickly determining if options like `-f`, `--unicorn`, or `foo=bar` were provided when your script is invoked.
Globals is a Python library that enables global access to classes and functions from different Python projects. It’s useful when you want to share imports across multiple projects placed in a single folder, so you don’t have to specify paths when importing.
Active maintenance, status: Not actively maintained. The latest upstream push and the newest shown update (v0.3.36) are from 2023-05-08, which is over 1 year ago relative to 2026-09-10, so the project appears quiet or in maintenance mode.
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Generates URL-friendly “slug” strings for Markdown heading text, aiming to match GitHub’s heading anchor formatting rules. It can also ensure uniqueness of slugs the way GitHub does, and is useful for producing consistent heading IDs in tools and docs that need to mirror GitHub behavior.
fastq is a simple Python FASTQ toolbox for small to medium projects, aimed at reading and writing FASTQ text files without unusual third party dependencies. It provides functions like read() for iterating over FASTQ entries (including common compressed formats) and write() for writing entries, plus a fastq_object() that exposes sequence and quality data and computes summary statistics on demand.
Maintenance status: Evidence suggests the project is quiet/dormant in terms of published updates, with the most recent tagged update in 2024-03-12 and the last upstream push on 2025-08-11; no recent tagged changes close to today (2026-09-10).
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Plugout (mistercrunch/extend) is a simple plugin manager for Python. It helps you extend applications by discovering and loading plugin classes or callables that derive from a common base class, including from dotted paths or from a filesystem folder. It was designed to support extensions such as visualization plugins for Caravel and plugins for Airflow.
The GitHub update history shows no upstream pushes since 2016-04-26, and the most recent published updates (0.1.1 on 2016-04-24, 0.1.0 on 2016-04-23) are from 2016, so the source appears quiet or dormant rather than actively maintained.
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esutils is a utility box for ECMAScript language tools, providing shared helper functions intended to support development work for JavaScript tooling. It is described as a partial translation of esutils from the acornjs/acorn project.
Esprima is a high performance, standard-compliant ECMAScript parser, ported to Python, for tokenizing and parsing JavaScript code. It produces a syntax tree format (ESTree-style) useful for multipurpose analysis, with optional node location tracking and (experimental) JSX support.
Maintenance status: Based on the supplied update history, this repo appears quiet or in maintenance mode, with no evidence of recent tagged updates close to today (latest listed tag is v4.0.1 from 2018-08-24), despite an upstream push being recorded in 2023-03-01.
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Python library for automated object validation and serialization using well-defined entity models. It supports nested entities, recursive and non-recursive collections (list, set, dict), reference fields, and can validate, serialize, deserialize, and generate hashable keys for entities.
emoji-regex is a Python-focused library that provides regular expressions for matching emojis, including patterns intended to cover all emojis. It is useful if you need to detect, validate, or extract emoji characters from text using regex.
Maintenance status: Not actively maintained as of today, the last upstream push was 2023-05-17, and the most recent tagged updates (v0.1.2-3, v0.1.2-2, v0.1.2) are also from 2023-05, indicating a quiet or effectively dormant trajectory.
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Doctrine is a helper for Python’s Invoke that helps you build libraries of useful tasks focused on a particular problem domain. It is useful if you want to organize and reuse common automation tasks using Invoke.
Maintenance status: The GitHub source avengerpenguin/doctrine appears largely dormant/in maintenance mode, with the last upstream push on 2025-03-03 and no activity in the provided update history since 2021.
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Devlop-cli is a developer command-line tool for working with Docker-based development environments. It is useful for projects that use Docker Compose and may involve proxy and HTTPS configuration.