What is bbot built with?

bbot is a Python repo. It makes its content with xmltodict, beautifulsoup4, jinja2, and puremagic, validates its data with Pydantic, deploys with Ansible, ansible-runner, and psutil, and uses pyzmq. It has 107,153 written lines, with 221 test files.

Read on November 12, 2026, at commit beca7d2. Read it as markdown

The card says what it's built with. Its whole map opens it up: every part of the code and how it connects to the rest.

Backend

Data 1

Support

Content 4

Validation 1

Deploy 3

  • ansible-runner1 file
  • psutil1 file
  • Ansible

Tools 2

  • packaging1 file
  • pip

Other 17

  • pyyaml10 files
  • pycryptodome4 files
  • urllib31 file
  • websockets1 file
  • regex13 files
  • cachetools5 files
  • mmh34 files
  • orjson2 files
  • xxhash2 files
  • idna1 file
  • requests1 file
  • setproctitle1 file
5 more
  • tabulate1 file
  • tldextract1 file
  • unidecode1 file
  • zstandard1 file
  • yara-python

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Frequently asked questions

What language is bbot written in?
bbot is written in Python, with 107,153 written lines.
What services does bbot use?
bbot uses pyzmq.
Does bbot have tests?
Yes. bbot has 221 test files.
Which repos have a stack like bbot's?
The ones that share most of its stack:ray-project/rayonyx-dot-app/onyxharvard-edge/cs249r_book

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