The Vibeary — tag

python

11 resources in The Vibeary tagged "python" — tools, libraries and references pulled from across the library's shelves, each one checked by hand before it was added.

Gems in this collection

Preview of Enferno

Enferno

Flask framework preconfigured with auth, roles, Vue, Celery tasks and Docker for rapid Python app delivery.

Nidal Alhariri (@level09)MIT
Preview of missingno

missingno

Python library visualising missing-data patterns as matrix, bar, heatmap and dendrogram plots.

Aleksey Bilogur (@ResidentMario)MIT
Preview of Django Rocket

Django Rocket

CLI that scaffolds a Django SaaS with auth, billing, Tailwind and deployment config in one command.

Ernesto González (@ernestofgonzalez)MIT
Preview of geemap

geemap

Python package for interactive geospatial analysis and mapping on Google Earth Engine inside Jupyter.

Qiusheng Wu (@giswqs)MIT
Preview of floweaver

floweaver

Python library that reshapes flow datasets into Sankey diagrams via a definition of groupings and partitions.

Rick Lupton (@ricklupton)MIT
Preview of Ember

Ember

Terminal, chart, heatmap and UI palettes engineered to stay distinguishable after aggressive Redshift or Night Shift warm-screen filtering.

carpdiemMIT
Preview of Panel

Panel

HoloViz framework for building Python data apps that works with matplotlib, Plotly, Bokeh, Altair and Vega output together.

HoloViz (@holoviz)open-source
Preview of marimo

marimo

Reactive Python notebook stored as plain .py, with SQL cells and one-command deployment as an interactive app.

marimo (@marimo_io)Apache-2.0
Preview of FigmaPy

FigmaPy

Python wrapper for the Figma REST API for scripting file inspection, exports and design-data analysis.

Amatobahnopen-source
Preview of Lucasartsifier

Lucasartsifier

Decompiles Sierra SCI adventure games, abstract-interprets the scripts to find unwinnable states, then derives, verifies and compiles guard patches.

@katiahayatiMIT
Preview of py5

py5

Processing reimplemented for Python 3 with direct interoperability with NumPy, Matplotlib, Pillow and Jupyter notebooks.

Jim Schmitz (@hx2A)open-source