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A Python module for semantic versioning. Simplifies comparing versions.
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Use this package if you want to verify that a PyCA cryptography certificate is valid for a certain hostname or IP address, or if you use pyOpenSSL and don’t want to be MITMed, or if you want to inspect certificates from either for service IDs. service-identity aspires to give you all the tools you need for verifying whether a certificate is valid for the intended purposes. In the simplest case, this means host name verification. However, service-identity implements RFC 6125 fully.
This is a metapackage bringing in idna extras requires for python3-service-identity. It makes sure the dependencies are installed.
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Python Slugify A Python slugify application that handles unicode. Overview Best attempt to create slugs from unicode strings while keeping it DRY. Notice This module, by default installs and uses text-unidecode (GPL & Perl Artistic) for its decoding needs. However, there is an alternative decoding package called Unidecode (GPL). It can be installed as python-slugify[unidecode] for those who prefer it. Python Versions & Official Support Python 2.7 <-> python-slugify < 5.0.0 Python 3.6+ <-> python-slugify >= 5.0.0 Python 3.7+ <-> python-slugify >= 7.0.0 How to install easy_install python-slugify |OR| easy_install python-slugify[unidecode] -- OR -- pip install python-slugify |OR| pip install python-slugify[unidecode] Options def slugify( text, entities=True, decimal=True, hexadecimal=True, max_length=0, word_boundary=False, separator='-', save_order=False, stopwords=(), regex_pattern=None, lowercase=True, replacements=(), allow_uni
Python bindings for the snappy compression library from Google.
You're writing a library. You've decided to be ambitious, and support multiple async I/O packages, like Trio, and asyncio, and ... You've written a bunch of clever code to handle all the differences. But... how do you know which piece of clever code to run? This is a tiny package whose only purpose is to let you detect which async library your code is running under.
This package includes the Snowflake SQLAlchemy, which supports Snowsql dialects for SQLAlchemy < Documentation is available at: < code is also available at: < Release Notes- v1.4.4(Nov 16, 2022) - Fixed a bug that percent signs in a non- compiled statement should not be interpolated with emtpy sequence when executed.- v1.4.3(Oct 17, 2022) - Fixed a bug that SnowflakeDialect.normalize_name and...
The syntax required for a functional Sphinx cross-reference is highly non-obvious in many cases. Sometimes Sphinx can guess correctly what you mean, but it’s pretty hit-or-miss. The best approach is to provide Sphinx with a completely specified cross-reference, and that’s where sphobjinv comes in.