Python packaging and dependency management made easy
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The python-poetry organization on GitHub is dedicated to enhancing Python packaging and dependency management. It hosts a diverse array of repositories, primarily in Python and HTML, including notable projects like poetry, cleo, and tomlkit, which support various aspects of Python development and command-line interface creation.
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poetry
Python packaging and dependency management made easy
cleo
Cleo allows you to create beautiful and testable command-line interfaces.
tomlkit
Style-preserving TOML library for Python
poetry-core
Poetry PEP 517 Build Backend & Core Utilities
poetry-plugin-export
Poetry plugin to export the dependencies to various formats
install.python-poetry.org
The official Poetry installation script
poetry-plugin-bundle
Poetry plugin to bundle projects into various formats
poetry-plugin-shell
No description provided for this repository.
semver
A semantic versioning library for Python
website
Source for the official Poetry website
crashtest
Manage Python errors with ease
roadmap
Public roadmap for the Poetry package manager
poetry-backports
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test-fixture-vcs-repository
Poetry test fixture used to test vcs dependencies
Frequently asked questions
What does python-poetry build on GitHub?
python-poetry focuses on tools for Python packaging and dependency management. Its repositories include essential projects like poetry, which simplifies package management, and cleo, which helps in creating command-line interfaces.
Which programming languages does python-poetry use?
The primary languages used by python-poetry are Python and HTML. Most of its repositories, including poetry and tomlkit, are developed in Python, emphasizing the organization's commitment to Python-centric tools.
Are python-poetry's repositories public?
Yes, all repositories under the python-poetry organization are public on GitHub. This transparency allows users to access, contribute to, and audit the various projects related to Python packaging and dependency management.
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