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  1. pdm-project/pdm

    A modern Python package manager with PEP 582 support.

    Python 817 33

  2. data_extractor

    Combine XPath, CSS Selectors and JSONPath for Web data extracting.

    Python 23 3

  3. jsonpath

    A query expression for extracting data from JSON.

    Python 23 2

  4. emacs-python-isort

    Emacs package to sort Python imports via isort.

    Emacs Lisp 1

  5. mitm_chrome

    Integrate chrome with mitmproxy.

    Python 2

  6. pytest-dev/pytest

    The pytest framework makes it easy to write small tests, yet scales to support complex functional testing

    Python 7.6k 1.8k

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Contributed to linw1995/.emacs.d, linw1995/data_extractor, linw1995/jsonpath and 5 other repositories

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July 2021

Created 28 commits in 2 repositories

Created a pull request in linw1995/data_extractor that received 1 comment

generic extractor with convertor

Extractor class now can accept Type for static analysis via configuring the mypy plugin and a custom converter parameter. more examples: tests/test…

+992 −130 • 1 comment
Opened 6 other pull requests in 1 repository
Started 1 discussion in 1 repository
20 contributions in private repositories Jul 1 – Jul 27

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