Official repositories for the Python Software Foundation, the nonprofit steward of Python—supporting the language, community, infrastructure, grants, and PyCon
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The Python Software Foundation (psf) maintains a significant public presence on GitHub, showcasing a wide range of repositories primarily in Python, HTML, Shell, Dockerfile, Rust, and JavaScript. Notable projects include requests, a widely used HTTP library, and black, a popular code formatter, reflecting the foundation's commitment to supporting the Python community and its infrastructure.
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requests
A simple, yet elegant, HTTP library.
black
The uncompromising Python code formatter
requests-html
Pythonic HTML Parsing for Humans™
pyperf
Toolkit to run Python benchmarks
cachecontrol
The httplib2 caching algorithms packaged up for use with requests.
pypistats.org
PyPI downloads analytics dashboard
httpbin
HTTP Request & Response Service, written in Python + Flask.
webassembly
A repo to track the progress of Python on WebAssembly (WASM)
fundable-packaging-improvements
Packaging improvements that could be funded
black-pre-commit-mirror
No description provided for this repository.
sboms-for-python-packages
Software Bill-of-Materials documents for Python packages
request-for
Canonical location of Python Software Foundation Request for Information/Proposal documents.
advisory-database
This is a repository of vulnerability advisories for projects in scope for the Python Software Foundation CVE Numbering Authority (CNA)
python-in-edu
website for educational python resources
gh-migration
This repo is used to manage the migration from bugs.python.org to GitHub.
policies
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bpo-tracker-cpython
No description provided for this repository.
project-funding-wg
No description provided for this repository.
community-code-of-conduct
The Python Software Foundation Community Code of Conduct
diversity-and-inclusion-wg
The Diversity and Inclusion Working Group is a volunteer workgroup of the Python Software Foundation. The workgroup's purpose is to further the PSF’s mission to ‘support and facilitate the growth of a diverse and international community of Python programmers.’ We also aim to provide guidance to the PSF Board of Directors in line with this mandate.
psf-tuf-runbook
A runbook for the PSF, for TUF key setup and initial signing operations to bootstrap signing for PyPI.
user-success-wg
Repository for the User Success working group at the Python Software Foundation
the-invisibles
Pypodcats website
bylaws
PSF Bylaws in markdown format
elections
Tools and documentation around running a PSF election
organizer-toolkit
An open-source kit for starting or improving your Python software community, conference, meetup, event etc..
bpo-roundup
No description provided for this repository.
clabot
Python Software Foundation Contributor License Agreement Management Bot
.github
Organization-wide GitHub settings
education-wg
No description provided for this repository.
wiki
The Python Wiki
infra
Infrastructure as Code for the PSF
bpo-tracker-roundup
No description provided for this repository.
bpo-tracker-jython
No description provided for this repository.
bpo-rietveld
No description provided for this repository.
bpo-django-gae2django
No description provided for this repository.
matterbridge-configuration
PSF Hosted configuration for matterbridge instance
fides-deploy
PSFs Deployment of Fides
blog
WIP Migration for PSF Blog from Blogger
packaging-wg
No description provided for this repository.
docker-mailman
Dockerfiles for the Mailman suite.
plausible-analytics
Analytics for the Python Software Foundation. Powered by Plausible.
Frequently asked questions
What does psf build on GitHub?
The Python Software Foundation builds a variety of projects on GitHub, primarily focused on Python development. Key repositories include requests, black, and requests-html, which serve to enhance the Python programming ecosystem.
Which programming languages does psf use?
psf primarily uses Python for its repositories, but also incorporates HTML, Shell, Dockerfile, Rust, and JavaScript in its projects. This diverse language use supports a range of applications and tools within the Python community.
Are psf's repositories public?
Yes, all repositories maintained by the Python Software Foundation are public on GitHub. This transparency allows the community to access, contribute to, and benefit from the foundation's various projects and resources.
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