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sphinxcontrib-spelling is a spelling checker for Sphinx-based documentation. It uses PyEnchant to produce a report showing misspelled words.
git-nit is a tool for grabbing existing reviews on gerrit and layering on a new patch to fix nits.
demoshell is a simplified shell for live demonstrations. It always shows the command prompt at the top of the screen and pushes command output down instead of letting iscroll up.
daily-tweeter is a command line tool for posting scheduled messages to Twitter
The ipaddress module includes classes for working with IPv4 and IPv6 network addresses. The classes support validation, finding addresses and hosts on a network, and other common operations.
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yasfb is Yet Another Sphinx Feed Builder, and creates an RSS feed for changes in Sphinx documentation.
yasfb is Yet Another Sphinx Feed Builder, and creates an RSS feed for changes in Sphinx documentation.
The http.cookies module implements a parser for cookies that is mostly RFC 2109 compliant. The implementation is a little less strict than the standard because MSIE 3.0x does not support the entire standard.
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The urllib.request module provides an API for using Internet resources identified by URLs. It is designed to be extended by individual applications to support new protocols or add variations to existing protocols (such as handling HTTP basic authentication).
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The io module provides access to the built-in open() function and the classes used to implement file-based input and output operations. The classes are decomposed in such a way that they can be recombined for alternate purposes, for example to enable writing Unicode data to a network socket.
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