semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
TwistedSNMP-working 0.3.13
SNMP Protocol for the Twisted Networking Framework -- actually published on Pypi so you can use it as a dependency
License: BSD
Keywords: snmp,twisted,manager,agent,protocol,oid,oidstore

SNMP Protocol for the Twisted Networking Framework

TwistedSNMP is a set of SNMP protocol implementations
for Python's Twisted Matrix networking framework using
the PySNMP project.  It provides the following:

    * get, set, getnext and getbulk Manager-side queries
    * get, set, getnext and getbulk Agent-side services

Eventual goals of the system (the project is just beginning):

    * provide access to all v1 and v2 SNMP functionality
      for writing Agent and Manager services
    * provide convenient testing mechanisms for SNMP
      Agent/Manager development (e.g. mirroring an SNMP
      Agent's OID tree for local query testing)
pyquickenv 14.04
A command line tool to start Python virtual environments faster and easier.
License: BSD

A command line tool to start Python virtual environments faster and easier.

Installation:
sudo pip install pyquickenv

Next, add the following to your .bashrc:
pyenv() {
  eval $(pyquickenv "$@")
}

Add An Environment:
pyenv add proj1 /home/user/git/proj1_path
*** Last argument is your project home directory and is optional ***

Activate Environment:
pyenv proj1

The command "pyenv proj1" executes:
1. source /home/user/pyenv/proj1/bin/activate
2. cd /home/user/git/proj1_path

Once in a virtual env you can type:
pyenv

This executes:
cd /home/user/git/proj1_path

To add projects manually that are not added via "pyenv add" edit the file:
/home/user/.pyenv.json

Sample JSON file, note "cd" is optional:
{                                                                                                                                            
  "proj1": {"env": "/home/user/ENVs/project1", "cd": "/home/user/git/project1"},
  "proj2": {"env": "/home/user/ENVs/project2", "cd": "/home/user/git/project2"}
}

List Environments:
pyenv list

Remove an Environment:
pyenv rm proj1