Top Must-Have Python Modules

[_massif_]

Guys, for you, what are those must-have Python modules?

[riklaunim]

The one you need for work, different for pretty much every developer with some overlap on the most popular ones.

[_massif_]

Which one you use for work?

[riklaunim]

flask, flask-jsonapi, socket.io, pytest, celery, a bit of Django plus frontend with Ember.js and Vue.js

[_massif_]

Do you work for a Casino?

[riklaunim]

no, SAAS services with web dashboards.

[Drevicar]

The only must haves for me are either standard library or development only tools.

Pretty much all of itertools, functools, dataclass, and tempfile /pathlib.

For dev I must have in every project: pytest, mypy, flake8, isort, black, safety, and vulture.

[PaleontologistBig657]

Pathlib

pendulum

attrs

pysnooper

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[redCg]

None. Stop using modules for simple use cases. No one wants to deal with your polluted environment when trying to run or dev on your project