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Sanic
Async Python 3.6+ web server/framework
Build fast, run fast with Sanic! Sanic is a Python 3.6+ web server and web framework designed to go fast. It provides a way to get a highly performant HTTP server up and running fast, while also making it easy to build, expand, and eventually scale. Sanic aspires to be as simple as possible while delivering the performance that you require. It allows the usage of the async/await syntax added in Python 3.5, so your code is guaranteed to be non-blocking and speedy. It's also ASGI compliant, so... -
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Scrapy-Redis
Redis-based components for Scrapy
You can start multiple spider instances that share a single redis queue. Best suitable for broad multi-domain crawls. Scraped items gets pushed into a redis queued meaning that you can start as many as needed post-processing processes sharing the items queue. Scheduler + Duplication Filter, Item Pipeline, Base Spiders. Default requests serializer is pickle, but it can be changed to any module with loads and dumps functions. Note that pickle is not compatible between python versions. Version 0.3... -
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Karellen Gevent Websocket Library
Karellen Gevent Websocket Library
This is a Karellen fork of gevent-websocket. The goal of this fork is to maintain the project to support Python 3.3, 3.4 and 3.5+ as well as latest WS standards errata.
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