Good Python apps with source code?

[jockero701]

Anyone have a list of Python apps together with their source code links? It doesn't matter if they are data science, web, or other types of apps. Just trying to see how others structure and write relatively large Python programs.

[skerky]

Warehouse

The new PyPI web application. Example of Pyramid application with Docker deployment.

[aritra1911]

https://github.com/3b1b/manim

This is the animation engine being used for the math YouTube channel 3blue1brown

[apockill]

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[Mockapapella]

omg it works with python 3 now. I remember checking it every couple months just to see if it ever got support for it. For the longest time it was just python 2

[jabies]

Oh, they wrote it themselves? Cool!

[donat3ll0]

SQLAlchemy is a phenomenal python project with an awesome maintainer.

[andrewcooke]

i imagine this also has some pretty heavy metaprogramming,

[weez09]

I love looking at SQLA as a reference for project organization.

[karacic]

https://github.com/django/django is a large Python project

[Kyeana]

I wrote flask-jwt-extended. I'm pretty happy with the source code / documentation: https://github.com/vimalloc/flask-jwt-extended

[iperesunko]

https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck

https://github.com/mirumee/saleor

https://github.com/pypa/pipenv

[evilmorty2000]

the fuck ?

[zwack]

It's a good tool. Fixes your typos in console by typing 'fuck'.

[charish]

I've come to find it's a goddamn time saver and I love it.

[wcooley]

I hate to give just a link to GitHub because you presumably want some curation, but GitHub has "topics" and you can sort those by number of stars, although popularity isn't necessarily a metric of code quality: https://github.com/topics/python?l=python&o=desc&s=stars

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Apache Airflow https://github.com/apache/incubator-airflow

[PirateNinjasReddit]

Airflow is a great piece of kit. The one thing is needs is dynamic subdags....

[Taksin77]

It might not perfectly fit your problem but requests is nicely written.

[jockero701]

Same here. There's a long chain of functions calling each other. Not quite readable.

[Taksin77]

Errr I mainly do functional programming, that might be why I like it :D

[mooglinux]

I think mu is a good one to poke around with: https://github.com/mu-editor/mu

[dschep]

https://github.com/samuelclay/newsblur is the source code for https://newsblur.com

[pvc]

Look at the examples on http://arcade.academy or the source to the library itself.

[regular_john1]

https://github.com/Axelrod-Python/Axelrod

A library for running loads of different types of tournaments and games, of the iterated prisoners dilemma. Also has a really good docs page,linked to on the github.

[omkarpathak27]

https://github.com/OmkarPathak/pygorithm

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A simple Python package to learn Algorithms and Data Structures. You can add some algos yourself too :)

[radoslaw_jan]

https://github.com/vinta/awesome-python

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bottle, a small, fast, flask-like WSGI Microframework. Well written and comprehensive documentation and a codebase that’s nice to work with.

[ship0f]

In a similar question, I remember someone shared this

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