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i3wm dotfiles

Movuca

Movuca - web2py powered social CMS (this project is not updated/maintained anymore, if you want to adopt it, let me know, then I can transfer ownership)

quokka_ng

🐹 WIP - QuokkaCMS New Generation - Refactor from scratch using TinyDB

scrapy_model

A helper to create web scrapers using scrapy selector in a Model based structure

dopy

To Do list on Command Line Interface

raise_if

one liner `raise Exception if condition` for Python

i3_and_dotfiles

My personal i3 config files and other not related dotfiles.

OrientEngine

A Python Object-Graph-Document-Mapper for working with OrientDB

import_string

Imports an object based on a string import_string('package.module:function_name')() - Based on werkzeug.utils

flasqus

A commenting system extension for Flask, threaded and API based working just like disqus but self hosted.

pipenv_tools

Missing tools for pipenv

markdocs

Extract markdown from Python source file comments and outputs structured documentation & README file.

pysendgrid

Python module for interacting with sendgrid api

plugin_social

web2py social plugin

web2py_ckeditor

Plugin to add ckeditor to web2py apps ( based on the original https://bitbucket.org/PhreeStyle/web2py_ckeditor/wiki/Home)

ansible-docker

Example of ansible to build docker images

splinter_model

A helper to create web scrapers using splinter selectors in a Model based structure (this is a clone of scrapy_model but using splinter as engine)

micro-snippets-plugin

Snippets plugin for the Micro Editor

flask-openshift-wercker

Flask APP to run on OpenShift with automatic deploys by WerckerCI

pulp3-juicer

Why smash the Pulp by hand when you can use a Juicer?

manage_example_grupy

Example Manage Grupy SP

shiftpy

OpenShift tools for running Python Apps on OpenShift Red Hat Cloud