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cs249r_book is a Python repo built with anyio, jupyter-core, jupyterlab-server, tornado, Vite, and 2 more. It signs people in with argon2-cffi and argon2-cffi-bindings, uses AI through groq, Ollama, openai, torch, transformers, and 7 more, makes its content with bleach, defusedxml, ghostscript, jinja2, markdown-it-py, and 24 more, validates its data with annotated-types, cattrs, fastjsonschema, fqdn, jsonschema-specifications, and 6 more, is tested with pytest-cov, Pytest, @playwright/test, Vitest, Testing Library, and 1 more, deploys with prometheus-client, python-json-logger, and psutil, and uses async-lru, pyzmq, requests-cache, pyarrow, and idb. It has 821,581 written lines, with 629 test files.

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Frontend

Styles 6

Interface 16

4 more
  • jupyter-server-terminals
  • jupyterlab-widgets
  • matplotlib-inline
  • widgetsnbextension

The base 3

Icons 1

Backend

Data 5

Sign-in 2

  • argon2-cffi
  • argon2-cffi-bindings

AI 12

Support

The base 4

Content 29

17 more
  • dompurify3 files
  • jspdf-autotable1 file
  • jupytext1 file
  • nbformat1 file
  • bleach
  • defusedxml
  • ghostscript
  • mdurl
  • nbconvert
  • pandocfilters
  • pylatexenc
  • pypandoc
  • python-frontmatter
  • tablib
  • xlrd
  • xlwt
  • xmltodict

Validation 11

Testing 6

  • Pytest356 files
  • Vitest30 files
  • @playwright/test28 files
  • Testing Library19 files
  • playwright6 files
  • pytest-cov

Deploy 3

Tools 35

  • Typer24 files
  • Jupyter1 file
  • jupyterlab1 file
  • Black
  • click
  • ipykernel
  • ipython
  • jedi
  • jupyter-client
  • notebook
  • parso
  • pre-commit
23 more
  • pygments
  • python-discovery
  • virtualenv
  • packaging1 file
  • vite-plugin-singlefile1 file
  • asttokens
  • cfgv
  • debugpy
  • distlib
  • executing
  • identify
  • mypy-extensions
  • nbclient
  • nodeenv
  • overrides
  • pathspec
  • pure-eval
  • pycparser
  • pytokens
  • rich-argparse
  • stack-data
  • typing-extensions
  • yamllint

Other 66

  • NumPy156 files
  • pyyaml75 files
  • SciPy9 files
  • pandas8 files
  • certifi5 files
  • @leeoniya/ufuzzy1 file
  • platformdirs1 file
  • absl-py
  • attrs
  • Babel
  • filelock
  • httpcore2
54 more
  • httpx2
  • joblib
  • jupyter-events
  • jupyter-lsp
  • python-dateutil
  • tqdm
  • urllib3
  • clsx29 files
  • jsonrepair3 files
  • requests2 files
  • crypto-js1 file
  • tomli1 file
  • arrow
  • cffi
  • charset-normalizer
  • cloudpickle
  • comm
  • decorator
  • distro
  • exceptiongroup
  • h11
  • httpcore
  • httpx
  • idna
  • isoduration
  • jiter
  • json5
  • jsonpointer
  • kiwisolver
  • lark
  • nest-asyncio2
  • notebook-shim
  • pathlib2
  • pexpect
  • ptyprocess
  • pyparsing
  • pytz
  • regex
  • rpds-py
  • s
  • send2trash
  • six
  • sniffio
  • terminado
  • titlecase
  • traitlets
  • truststore
  • typing-inspection
  • tzdata
  • uri-template
  • url-normalize
  • wcwidth
  • webcolors
  • websocket-client

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Frequently asked questions

What language is cs249r_book written in?
cs249r_book is written in Python, with 821,581 written lines.
What framework does cs249r_book use?
cs249r_book is built with anyio, jupyter-core, jupyterlab-server, tornado, Vite, React, and Next.js.
What does cs249r_book sign people in with?
cs249r_book signs people in with argon2-cffi and argon2-cffi-bindings.
Does cs249r_book use AI?
Yes. cs249r_book uses AI through groq, Ollama, openai, torch, transformers, torchvision, scikit-learn, sentence-transformers, librosa, nltk, torch-geometric, and compromise.
What services does cs249r_book use?
cs249r_book uses async-lru, pyzmq, requests-cache, pyarrow, and idb.
Does cs249r_book have tests?
Yes. cs249r_book has 629 test files and is tested with pytest-cov, Pytest, @playwright/test, Vitest, Testing Library, and playwright.
Which repos have a stack like cs249r_book's?
The ones that share most of its stack:ray-project/rayrun-llama/llama_indexapache/superset

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