Beanie is an ODM (Object-Document Mapper), not a raw database driver,
so it fits better under ORM > NoSQL Databases alongside mongoengine and ODMantic.
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streamlit is primarily a data visualization and dashboard framework,
so it better fits the Data Visualization category.
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markitdown converts documents to Markdown, so it belongs under the
Markdown subcategory of Text Processing rather than the generic Files
section.
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Remove the third-party pytz in favour of the stdlib zoneinfo module
(Python 3.9+), which ships the IANA tz database directly.
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- Replace 'Curated by @vinta since 2014' with 'Maintained by @vinta
and @JinyangWang27' to reflect the new co-maintainer
- Increase .hero-sub font size from --text-sm to --text-base for
better readability
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Positive criteria (Quality Requirements, Acceptance Criteria, Entry
Format) now appear before the rejection list, reducing friction for
contributors reading top-to-bottom. Adds a note that GitHub URLs are
preferred because awesome-python.com ranks entries by GitHub stars.
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Projects on awesome-python.com are ranked by GitHub stars; linking
directly to GitHub enables star fetching and improves discoverability.
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Removed the 'if: github.event_name == schedule' guard so the step also
runs on manual dispatches and push-triggered deploys, not only on the
nightly schedule.
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Introduce CACHE_MAX_AGE_HOURS (12 h) and filter current_repos before
the fetch loop so repos that were updated recently are not re-requested.
Prints a breakdown of fetched vs cached count.
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Replace the separate fetch-github-stars.yml workflow (which committed
star data back to git) with an inline fetch step in deploy-website.yml.
Star data is now stored in Actions cache between runs, eliminating the
workflow_run trigger chain and the need to track github_stars.json in
the repository.
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The generic email 'github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com' does not
match GitHub's actual bot account. Using the numeric-prefixed form
'41898282+github-actions[bot]@users.noreply.github.com' ensures commits
made by the workflow are correctly attributed to the bot account.
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Adds a workflow_run trigger so the site is rebuilt whenever fresh
star data lands on master, in addition to the existing push trigger.
The build job guard ensures it only runs on direct pushes or when
the upstream workflow concluded successfully.
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Runs on a nightly schedule, installs deps with uv, calls make
fetch_github_stars, and pushes an update commit only when the
star data file actually changed.
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Rename the Makefile target from fetch_stats to fetch_github_stars to
match the script name. Remove CACHE_MAX_AGE_DAYS and the staleness
check so every run fetches all repos unconditionally.
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Switches install step from --no-dev to --group build for explicit
dependency group selection, and replaces the bare python invocation
with `make build` to use the canonical build entrypoint.
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Reformats dict and list literals to trailing-comma multiline style
throughout. Also copies README.md to llms.txt in the site output so
LLM crawlers can discover the full content.
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Switch readme_parser.py from regex-based parsing to markdown-it-py for
more robust and maintainable Markdown AST traversal. Update build pipeline,
templates, styles, and JS to support the new parser output. Refresh GitHub
stars data and update tests to match new parser behavior.
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- Add sr-only headings for search/filter and results regions
- Add role=region and aria-label to .table-wrap for landmark navigation
- Add tabindex=0 and focus outline to .table-wrap for keyboard reachability
- Add sr-only text to empty Details column header
- Add role=button to expandable rows
- Add .expand-tags-mobile to show category/group tags in expand row on mobile
- Show .expand-tags-mobile via media query at <=900px breakpoint
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Replace two-column footer (links left, attribution right) with a
single inline row of slash-separated items. Update attribution text
to 'Made by Vinta' with a link to vinta.ws, align footer links to
match standard anchor color/hover behavior.
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Replace the inline data-URI emoji favicon with a proper Python-logo SVG
served from /static/favicon.svg. Avoids repeated base64 encoding overhead
and allows the icon to be cached and updated independently.
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Add authors, readme, license, and project URLs to pyproject.toml.
Move build deps out of the default dependencies list into named groups
(build, lint, test, dev) so each tool group can be installed independently.
uv.lock updated to reflect the new group structure.
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Rename site_* targets to bare names (install, fetch_stats, build,
preview). Replace the static preview target with a watchmedo-driven
live-reload loop so file changes trigger automatic rebuilds. Make
the output directory creation idempotent (exist_ok=True) and static
copy incremental (dirs_exist_ok=True) so repeated builds don't wipe
output on each run.
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Split flat dev group into named groups (build, lint, test) so CI
and production installs can pull only what they need. Add watchdog
for the live-reload preview target.
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- Remove `_has_description` which duplicated `_extract_description` logic;
use truthiness of the description string instead
- Remove unused `resources` parameter from `extract_entries`
- Merge two sequential loops in `parse_readme` into a single pass over
children to find hr, Resources, and Contributing indices
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load_cache was a duplicate of logic now living in build.load_stars.
Switch the call site to the shared helper and remove the redundant
local function and its tests.
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The markdown package is no longer used after switching the README parser
to markdown-it-py in the feature branch.
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slugify, parse_readme, count_entries, extract_preview, render_content_html,
and related helpers are moved to a dedicated readme_parser module.
build.py now imports from readme_parser rather than defining these inline.
Tests for the removed functions are dropped from test_build.py since they
now live with the module they test.
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Replace the _render_section_html stub with a working implementation that
converts parsed bullet-list nodes into classed div elements (entry,
entry-sub, subcat). Add _render_bullet_list_html to handle nested
structure and XSS escaping. Cover all cases with a new
TestRenderSectionHtml suite.
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Replace _parse_section_entries stub with full implementation that walks
bullet_list AST nodes to extract ParsedEntry records, including support
for subcategory labels (text-only list items) and also_see nested links.
Add _parse_list_entries, helper finders (_find_inline, _find_first_link,
_find_child), and _extract_description_html with separator stripping.
Extend test suite with TestParseSectionEntries covering flat entries,
link-only entries, subcategorized entries, also_see, entry_count, preview
first-four, and XSS escaping in description HTML.
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Introduce parse_readme() which uses MarkdownIt to build a full AST
instead of line-by-line regex matching. The function splits the document
at the thematic break, groups nodes by h2 heading, extracts category
descriptions from leading italic paragraphs, and separates the
Categories, Resources, and Contributing sections cleanly.
Add markdown-it-py==4.0.0 (+ mdurl) as a runtime dependency to support
the new parser.
Tests cover section counts, names, slugs, descriptions, content
presence, boundary conditions (no separator, no description), and mixed
description markup.
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Introduce readme_parser.py which parses README.md into structured
section data using the markdown-it-py AST. Includes TypedDicts for
ParsedEntry/ParsedSection, slugify(), render_inline_html(), and
render_inline_text(). Add test_readme_parser.py covering HTML escaping,
link rendering, emphasis, strong, and code_inline for both renderers.
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Adds -include .env with export so environment variables (e.g. GitHub
token) are available to uv commands without manual export. Renames the
target to match the site_ prefix convention used by the other targets.
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- Add 'tools' to the description tagline
- Remove the Resources TOC entry (Newsletters, Podcasts) and corresponding
section — content is no longer relevant to the relaunched site
- Remove uv from the Environment Management section (it's now a dev dependency
managed by pyproject.toml, not a curated list entry)
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Replaces MkDocs with a bespoke Python site generator using Jinja2 templates
and Markdown. Adds uv for dependency management, GitHub Actions workflow for
deployment, and Makefile targets for local development (fetch_stars, build,
preview, deploy).
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Replace the MkDocs-based build (mkdocs.yml, requirements.txt, docs/CNAME,
docs/css/extra.css) with a custom website builder as part of the site relaunch.
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