pyproject-toml
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Simple script to convert setup.py to pyproject.toml using Poetry
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Dummy package to make Python packages extras deprecation easier
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Information on how to structure a python project, based on the Hexagonal Architecture pattern
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This is the JSON schema for "mypy" ([tool.mypy]) specifically designed for the pyproject.toml file.
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Learning how to properly package Python code.
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Cookiecutter template for a cutting-edge Python package: Hatch, ruff, mypy, GitHub Actions and more!
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Find unused dependencies in pyproject.toml
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Pytest Config Files - A Practical Guide To Good Config Management
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Demonstrate how to package Python projects using Poetry.
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A Python boilerplate project using setuptools as build backend 🐍
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🕵️🐍 Resolve and generate requirements across modules using code scanning and the python AST.
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Installing hardware-accelerated PyTorch with Poetry on different hardware using the same `pyproject.toml`
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Scraper which extracts current jobs and writes to sqlite -> firestore, EVERYDAY MIDNIGHT :)
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move Python project configuration from `setup.cfg` and `setup.py` to a PEP621-compliant `pyproject.toml`
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Collection of convenience functions to patch `pyproject.toml` in place
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Template repository for Python projects.
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