Using Google bq CLI, the following command allows to get the top Pypi keywords from the bigquery-public-data.pypi.distribution_metadata table:
bq query --use_legacy_sql=false 'SELECT keyword, COUNT(*) as keyword_count FROM `bigquery-public-data.pypi.distribution_metadata`, UNNEST(SPLIT(keywords, ", ")) as keyword GROUP BY keyword ORDER BY keyword_count DESC LIMIT 100'Result for the top-15 keywords:
python: 128555 appearancesDuckDB Database SQL OLAP: 70739 appearancesai: 64997 appearancestensorflow tensor machine learning: 51144 appearancespulumi: 50076 appearancesapi: 47986 appearancesprobabilities probabilistic-graphical-models inference diagnosis: 46552 appearancesrust: 45607 appearancescli: 39512 appearancesOpenAPI: 38814 appearancessdk: 38060 appearancesllm: 37487 appearancesOpenAPI-Generator: 36734 appearancesdatabase: 35578 appearancesautomation: 34393 appearances
Note that this is a very basic query, that does take into account that some packages have a lot more versions published on Pypi than others.
Project documentation: pdfly.readthedocs.io
pdfly is the youngest project of the py-pdf organization.
It has been created by Martin Thoma in 2022.
It's simply a CLI tool to manipulate PDF files, written in Python and based on the fpdf2 & pypdf libraries.
I'm a maintainer of the project 🙂
What can it do & what's next?
Find out by reading the full article
Added
- support for Output Intents on document level - thanks to @lka
- support for shading patterns (gradients) - thanks to @andersonhc - PR 1334
- support for setting a minimal row height in tables
- support for
v_alignat the row level in tables - new optional
reset_page_indicesparameter forinsert_toc_placeholder() - support for
strikethrough text - support for
first_line_indentintext_region.Paragraph - new ViewerPreferences.print_scaling
- documentation on
fpdf2internals - documentation on generating Aztec Codes
- added Slovenian translation of the tutorial: Vodič - thanks to @DeepBlackHole
- support for adding TrueType fonts that are missing the
.notdefglyph - issue 1161 - thanks to @spacegaori - improved SVG image parsing speed by 50% to 70% - thanks to @petri-lipponen-movesense - PR 1350
- added tutorial "tuto7" (in English and German) with documentation to create PDF/A files with fpdf2 - thanks to @lka
Fixed
FPDF.write_html(): Fixed rendering of content following<a>tags; now correctly resets emphasis style post</a>tag: hyperlink styling contained within the tag authority. - issue 1311- FPDF.footer() does not "leak" its text style to the table of contents anymore
FPDF.table(): Fixed heading styles containing underline failing to render.FPDF.ln(): the method now allows a value of0to be provided forh.- font optimization: only include fonts effectively used in the final PDF document. Fonts added via
set_font()oradd_page()but not actually used in the document are no longer included in the final output. This reduces file size and improves performance, especially for documents with many fallback fonts. - issue 1382 - a
KeyErrorwas raised in some specific cases when auto-downscaling images - issue 1409Changed
- heading rows of tables are never rendered "alone" on a page anymore
I wrote my last post on fpdf2 18 months ago.
We released 7 more versions of fpdf2 since then!
This article will present some of the major features introduced since v2.7.3 to v2.8.1 of fpdf2:
click on the buttons below to reveal the various changes brought …
Latest informations on Pypi and related security / vulnerabilities...
Last month, I realized late that October was hacktoberfest month!
This online event is a month-long celebration (October 1-31) of open source software run in partnership with different software companies, with a focus on encouraging contributions to open source projects.
While I participated in the 2019 edition as a contributor …
Effectively find upstream & downstream dependencies of a Pypi package
More about it: https://blog.acolyer.org/2020/09/21/watchman/
Alt: https://github.com/DavHau/pypi-deps-db
libraries.io also provides this information, possibly less accurate