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    Alfred-Workflow

    Alfred-Workflow

    Full-featured library for writing Alfred 3 & 4 workflows

    ...Check for and install new workflow versions using GitHub releases. Post notifications with Notification Center (10.8+ only) Error handling and logging for easier development and support. “Magic” arguments to help development, debugging and management of the workflow.
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    Pinject

    Pinject

    A pythonic dependency injection library

    Pinject is a lightweight dependency-injection library for Python that favors explicit wiring and testability over magic. Instead of global singletons, you declare providers (bindings) that describe how to construct objects, and Pinject resolves the graph by inspecting call signatures. Its container supports constructor injection and fine-grained scoping so you can share expensive resources while keeping tests isolated. The library leans on Python’s introspection to minimize boilerplate, making it natural to adopt in codebases that already rely on type hints or keyword arguments. ...
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    Aglyph

    Aglyph is a Dependency Injection framework for Python.

    Aglyph is a Dependency Injection framework for Python, supporting type 2 (setter) and type 3 (constructor) injection. Aglyph runs on CPython (http://www.python.org/) 2.7 and 3.4+, and on recent versions of the PyPy (http://pypy.org/>),Jython (http://www.jython.org/), IronPython (http://ironpython.net/), and Stackless Python (http://www.stackless.com/) variants. Aglyph can assemble "prototype" components (a new instance is created every time), "singleton" components (the same instance...
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