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pstack 0.7.1
Tool to print python thread and greenlet stacks
License: MIT
Keywords: pystack,pstack,jstack,gdb,lldb,greenlet

# pystack

## IMPORTANT NOTICE

This is the last release using the `pstack` project name in PyPI.

Please use `pystack-debugger` in future. (e.g. `pip install pystack-debugger`)

See also https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pystack-debugger.

## Introduction

pystack is to python as jstack is to java!

It's a debug tool to print python threads or greenlet stacks.

Idea stolen from [pyrasite](https://github.com/lmacken/pyrasite)

## Install

```
$ pip install pystack-debugger
```

## Usage

You may need to run it with `sudo`.

```
$ sudo pystack <pid> [--include-greenlet]
```
Jitbit-Helpdesk 0.1.121
Jitbit Helpdesk Ticketing system plugin for your python webapp
License: MIT

Jitbit Helpdesk widget plugin
-----------------------------

This is a tiny plugin that allows integrating Jitbit Helpdesk into an existing python web-application or a website. It places the JS-code onto your webpages that displays an interactive support widget to your visitors.

Your website visitors/users will be able to submit support tickets right from within your web-application or a website.

You still require an either on-premises or hosted installation of the Jitbit app (available free on the website, the trial version does not expire so you can use it as long as you need).
WebPy-GraphQL 3.0.1
Adds GraphQL support to your WebPy application
License: MIT
Keywords: api graphql protocol rest webpy grapene

WebPy-GraphQL
=============

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Adds GraphQL support to your WebPy application.

Usage
-----

Just use the ``GraphQLView`` view from ``webpy_graphql``

.. code:: python

    from webpy_graphql import GraphQLView

    urls = ("/graphql", "GQLGateway")

    app = web.application(urls, globals())

    class GQLGateway(GraphQLView):
        class GraphQLMeta:
            schema=Schema

This will add ``/graphql``  endpoints to your app (GET and POST methods implemented in the class GraphQLView).

Supported options
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

-  ``schema``: The ``GraphQLSchema`` object that you want the view to
   execute when it gets a valid request.
-  ``context``: A value to pass as the ``context`` to the ``graphql()``
   function.
-  ``root_value``: The ``root_value`` you want to provide to
   ``executor.execute``.
-  ``pretty``: Whether or not you want the response to be pretty printed
   JSON.
-  ``executor``: The ``Executor`` that you want to use to execute
   queries.
-  ``graphiql``: If ``True``, may present
   `GraphiQL <https://github.com/graphql/graphiql>`__ when loaded
   directly from a browser (a useful tool for debugging and
   exploration).
-  ``batch``: Set the GraphQL view as batch (for using in
   `Apollo-Client <http://dev.apollodata.com/core/network.html#query-batching>`__
   or
   `ReactRelayNetworkLayer <https://github.com/nodkz/react-relay-network-layer>`__)
-  ``graphiql_temp_title``: Set template title for GraphiQL