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pants-plugin-dep-graph 1.0.3
Pants plugin to export repository dependency graph.
Requires Python: >=3.9

# pants-dep-graph

Pants plugin to query and export repository dependency graph. 

Enable the plugin in your Pants repository:

```
[GLOBAL]
plugins = ["pants-plugin-dep-graph==<release-version>"]
```

## Examples

### Export dependencies 

```
# only for Python sources
pants dep-graph --filter-target-type=python_sources --deps src::

# for every target
pants dep-graph --deps src::

# for every target of source code nature
pants dep-graph --deps --sources-only src::
```

### Export reverse dependencies (dependents)

```
# for every target
pants dep-graph --rdeps src::

# include in the list of dependents only targets of source code nature
pants dep-graph --deps --sources-only src::
```

## Debugging

```
pants --print-stacktrace --no-local-cache --no-pantsd dep-graph --deps src::
pants --print-stacktrace --no-local-cache --no-pantsd dep-graph --rdeps src::
```

## Analytics

### Install

```
$ pip install dep-graph-analytics
```

### Usage

```
$ dep-graph-analytics cycles tests/cycles.json
['src/moduleC.py', 'src/moduleA.py', 'src/moduleB.py']
```
dep-graph-analytics 1.0.3
A toolset to query codebase dependency graph data using networkx.
Requires Python: >=3.9

# pants-dep-graph

Pants plugin to query and export repository dependency graph. 

Enable the plugin in your Pants repository:

```
[GLOBAL]
plugins = ["pants-plugin-dep-graph==<release-version>"]
```

## Examples

### Export dependencies 

```
# only for Python sources
pants dep-graph --filter-target-type=python_sources --deps src::

# for every target
pants dep-graph --deps src::

# for every target of source code nature
pants dep-graph --deps --sources-only src::
```

### Export reverse dependencies (dependents)

```
# for every target
pants dep-graph --rdeps src::

# include in the list of dependents only targets of source code nature
pants dep-graph --deps --sources-only src::
```

## Debugging

```
pants --print-stacktrace --no-local-cache --no-pantsd dep-graph --deps src::
pants --print-stacktrace --no-local-cache --no-pantsd dep-graph --rdeps src::
```

## Analytics

### Install

```
$ pip install dep-graph-analytics
```

### Usage

```
$ dep-graph-analytics cycles tests/cycles.json
['src/moduleC.py', 'src/moduleA.py', 'src/moduleB.py']
```
cascade-config 0.4.0
Cascading configuration from the CLI and config files.
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: configuration,command line interface,configuration files,JSON

# cascade-config

[![](https://flat.badgen.net/pypi/v/cascade-config?icon=pypi)](https://pypi.org/project/cascade-config)
[![](https://flat.badgen.net/github/release/ralfg/cascade-config)](https://github.com/ralfg/cascade-config/releases)
[![](https://flat.badgen.net/github/checks/ralfg/cascade-config/)](https://github.com/ralfg/cascade-config/actions)
[![](https://flat.badgen.net/codecov/c/github/ralfg/cascade-config)](https://codecov.io/gh/RalfG/cascade-config)
![](https://flat.badgen.net/github/last-commit/ralfg/cascade-config)
![](https://flat.badgen.net/github/license/ralfg/cascade-config)


*Cascading Python configuration from the CLI and multiple config files.*

cascade-config simplifies handling multiple configuration sources, such as config files, command line arguments, or even simple dictionaries. Configuration sources can be added
one-by-one and will be parsed in hierarchical order, with each new source updating the
existing configuration.

## Installation

Install with pip
```
pip install cascade-config
```

## Quickstart

Multiple configuration sources can be added to a `cascade_config.CascadeConfig`
object. When parsed, each configuration will be added in hierarchical order and update
the existing configuration. The result is a single dictionary containing the cascaded
configuration.

```python
from cascade_config import CascadeConfig

# Setup CascadeConfig instance with JSON schema for validation
cascade_conf = CascadeConfig(validation_schema="config_schema.json")

# Add default and user configurations in cascading order
cascade_conf.add_json("config_default.json")
cascade_conf.add_json("config_user.json")

# Parse the configuration files into a dictionary
config = cascade_conf.parse()
```

See [Usage](https://cascade-config.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html) for more
information and examples.


## Contributing

Bugs, questions or suggestions? Feel free to post an issue in the
[issue tracker](https://github.com/RalfG/cascade-config/issues/) or to make a pull
request! See [Contributing](https://cascade-config.readthedocs.io/en/latest/contributing.html)
for more info.


## Changelog

See [Changelog](https://cascade-config.readthedocs.io/en/latest/changelog.html).
wagtail-external-richtext-link 1.0
Wagtail external richtext link feature
Keywords: richtext external link newtab

Newtab feature for Richtextfield Wagtail
=========================================

This is a custom feature for the richtextfield in wagtail. This feature provides a way to add links that always open in a new tab.

------------
Quick start
------------
1. Go to your settings and add `external_link` to your `INSTALLED_APPS`

    INSTALLED_APPS = [

        "...",
        "external_link",
        "...",

    ]


2. When adding a  `Richtextfield` add `new_tab_link` to the `features`
3. When adding or editing a page in the wagtail admin there will be a `New tab` button in the `Richtextfield`