What is salt built with?
salt is a Python repo built with tornado and AIOHTTP. It signs people in with cryptography and bcrypt, makes its content with markdown-it-py, jinja2, lxml, markupsafe, and xmltodict, validates its data with jsonschema, is tested with flaky, pytest-benchmark, pytest-httpserver, pytest-subtests, trustme, and 3 more, deploys with apache-libcloud, opentelemetry-api, opentelemetry-exporter-prometheus, psutil, OpenTelemetry, and 2 more, and uses pymssql and pyzmq. It has 1,064,745 written lines, with 2,106 test files.
Read on November 8, 2026, at commit 944a95d. Read it as markdown
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Backend
Data 2
- pyzmq6 files
- pymssql
Sign-in 2
- cryptography12 files
- bcrypt6 files
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