Alternatives and similar repositories for memunit

Users that are interested in memunit are comparing it to the libraries listed below

• theherk / figgypy
  A simple configuration parser for Python
  ☆63Updated 6 years ago
• huseyinyilmaz / placebo
  Highly reusable API mocks for python applications
  ☆56Updated 9 years ago
• haxsaw / errator
  Create human-readable exception narrations for your libraries and end-user programs.
  ☆31Updated 4 years ago
• peterbe / hashin
  Helping you write hashed entries for packages in your requirements.txt
  ☆107Updated this week
• d0ugal / retrace
  Configurable method retrying for Pythonistas.
  ☆67Updated 3 years ago
• manosim / pypiup
  CLI that checks whether your pypi requirements are up to date
  ☆59Updated 4 years ago
• osantana / prettyconf
  A extensible library for Settings/Code separation
  ☆180Updated 4 months ago
• humangeo / preflyt
  A lightweight application environment checker
  ☆99Updated 7 years ago
• abalkin / pytest-leaks
  A pytest plugin to trace resource leaks.
  ☆117Updated 6 years ago
• pytest-dev / pytest-services
  Collection of fixtures and utility functions to run service processes for your tests
  ☆62Updated 4 months ago
• Changaco / version.py
  Automatic version numbers for git-based python projects
  ☆97Updated 4 years ago
• wdm0006 / pypi-publisher
  a simple cli for publishing packages to pypi without the hassle
  ☆47Updated 9 years ago
• rochacbruno-archive / import_string
  Imports an object based on a string import_string('package.module:function_name')() - Based on werkzeug.utils
  ☆11Updated 6 years ago
• rshk / nicelog
  Formatters to nicely display colorful logging output on the console.
  ☆19Updated 7 years ago
• MattyO / typify
  ☆26Updated 8 years ago
• jmcarp / guardrail
  ☆49Updated 8 years ago
• idlesign / uwsgiconf
  Configure uWSGI from your Python code
  ☆77Updated 3 weeks ago
• getsentry / pytest-responses
  py.test integration for responses
  ☆95Updated 2 weeks ago
• timothycrosley / deprecated.pies
  The simplest (and tastiest) way to write one program that runs on both Python 2 and Python 3.
  ☆146Updated 7 years ago
• suzaku / cachelper
  ☆46Updated 8 years ago
• genomoncology / rigor
  HTTP-based DSL for for validating RESTful APIs
  ☆70Updated last year
• elifiner / affirm
  Improved error messages for Python assert statements
  ☆64Updated 9 years ago
• tweekmonster / moult
  A utility for finding Python packages that may not be in use.
  ☆50Updated 8 years ago
• induane / logcolor
  Formatter allowing for colored output in log messages
  ☆49Updated 4 months ago
• sloria / flask-konch
  An improved shell command for the Flask CLI
  ☆70Updated 3 weeks ago
• not-kennethreitz / blindspin
  It's easy to show that your command line app is active
  ☆49Updated 6 years ago
• jmcarp / filteralchemy
  Declarative query builder for SQLAlchemy
  ☆72Updated 6 years ago
• ironfroggy / straight.plugin
  A simple plugin loading facility
  ☆117Updated 3 years ago
• douglasmiranda / gconfigs
  gConfigs - Config and Secret parser
  ☆40Updated 6 years ago
• seanbrant / requests-wsgi-adapter
  WSGI Transport Adapter for Requests
  ☆42Updated 3 years ago