semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
django-selector 0.4
django urls helper based on wsgi selector
License: MIT
Keywords: django urls selector

django-selector is a custom url pattern parser for Django that is based off of
`Luke Arno's Selector <http://github.com/lukearno/selector/>`_ for WSGI.  It
is designed to simplify the writing and reading of url patterns by providing
recipes for frequently used patterns.  django-selector's parser ignores classic
regex based url patterns, so if you require the flexibility of regexes you
needn't jump through registration hoops for a one-off url pattern. Using these
named patterns in your urls.py clarifies *what* they are matching as well as
*how* they are matching it::

    patterns('foo.views',
    (r'^/(?P<name>[a-zA-Z0-9\-]+)/(?P<foos>\d*.?\d+)/$', 'index', {}, 'foo-index'))

becomes::

    parser.patterns('foo.views',
    (r'/{name:slug}/{foos:number}/', 'index', {}, 'foo-index'))

You can install django-selector with pip::

    pip install django-selector

You can fork django-selector `from its hg repository
<http://bitbucket.org/jmoiron/django-selector>`_::

    hg clone http://bitbucket.org/jmoiron/django-selector

You can also read the full `release documentation 
<http://packages.python.org/django-selector/>`_.
warden 0.0.1a
A set of tools for monitoring Python applications, and shipping events to Sentry and metrics to Graphite
License: MIT
Keywords: sentry carbon graphite monitoring

Warden is a Python application that monitors other Python applications running locally, and ships events to a Sentry instance and metrics to a Graphite instance.

Warden can tail log files, watch that processes are running, ping an HTTP url, and track memory and CPU usage.

It provides a plug-in architecture allowing custom checks to be implemented.

Finally, there is an API that can be used by the monitored application to publish events, and do some internal checks (e.g. for stuck threads).