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idyuts is \"I Dare You to Use This Shell\"; a pre-hibernate approach to replacing an ORM written with jython functors into a pure-Java language command pattern. The \"pipeline codegen artifacts\" are simple IoC templates, and trivial to adapt

Proctor is a tool for running unit tests for Python programs. It uses the standard unittest module, and provides a GUI and command line interface for finding and running all tests available in a package or set of packages.

This project intended to help people that likes Jakarta's ANT and dotNET NAnt. PyANT helps to implement project building using tasks defined in python scripts. The far goal is implementing all ANT tasks in Python

AnAviPreviewGUI is an avi preview GUI for the command line tool AviPreviewC (from www.funkster.org) AviPreviewC make avi from tempory file ".part" of eDonkey software. The GUI set size, frame, codec, resolution, ... before sand command to create preview.

Command line tool which automatically cuts very big MP3 files according to a timeline, without having to convert to an intermediate format and without the need for huge quantities of RAM or disk space. Each subfile can be automatically postprocessed with

A Python package providing an API for access to network devices such as Cisco routers and switches. It allows easy access to devices for the purpose of configuration, command execution, and other tasks.

taskcmd is a simple command-line tool to manage per project and per sub-project tasks. Tasks are subdivided into achievements, issues and to do entries. The reporting tool outputs weekly reports and yearly reports with filtering capabilities.

Kirk is essentially a command line tool for locally generating clean HTML code with the help of kirk markup - "kirkup". One could also say that it's a content management system. We'll see once it starts to take form.

Gemini is a suite that includes a command-line tool and a GUI to synchronize data between two or more folders. It will also include a Daemon for automatic syncs and some advanced Sync Functionalities.

libpardus is a python library primarily providing tools for facilitated option parsing in command line programs.

Underpin is a simple command line utility written in Python that allows developers to generate new projects from customizable templates.

Threadmill is a compact and powerful set of tools that integrates parsing and intuitive multithreadability with command-line programs written in the Python programming language.

Hatch is a build tool similar to Apache Ant written in Python.

This script will automatically decode an obfuscated JavaScript or VBScript in HTML and scan for suspicious/malicious codes in the page.

Lichk is (or will be) a simple utility to check that licence headers in project files are up to date.

The aim of the CPyrol project is to create a complete Python interpreter written in C++ with minimal system requirements and a very clean codebase. I am working on this project mainly to gather experience with the current C++ standart (C++ 11) and with compiler development, it is not (yet) intended for practical usage. This project is at an early stage of development. Currently implemented is a Lexer, Parser and Code Generator for compiling Python code into CPython-compatible bytecode.

The LisBON Framework is an adaptable framework for developing new parallel Memetic Algorithms (hybrid search algorithms for efficiently solving optimisation problems).

Schemamajig is a tool for designing and comparing schemas across multiple databases. It provides a graphical environment for designing and comparing schemas and a command line interface for comparing schemas.

Grab this to try your hand at developing a tool for Allura. Currently supports: - python package setup - simple per-project-installable Tool - simple Ming/MongoDB model - simple TurboGears Controllers - simple Jinja templates

It's a brainfuck interpreter written in Python (In the future will be also a compiler for x86 and have a GUI).

A suite of tools and extensions to Python to permit automatic specification-based testing with inline, incremental formal specification.

At the moment it's a collection of moderately useful python utility classes focusing mainly on unit test framework setup and development.

rpm-depcheck is a tool for checking the RPM dependencies of a specified command. It is useful, for example, for getting an indication of what should be included in the "BuildRequires" tag of a RPM spec file when compiling a program.

Automatically detects changes to local source code repository, for an arbitrary version control system.

Atta is a FREE build tool, targets-tasks driven, developed in pure Python. Similar in philosophy to the Ant, NAnt, etc. but without the use of XML syntax nightmare. http://boguslawski-piotr.github.com/atta/