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Played around with django_typer in the last few days and really love what @bckohan has built. So I took the decision to reimplement the management command for my django-tailwind-cli project using it. The code feels much cleaner now. I hope the users are okay with the extra dependency.
https://github.com/oliverandrich/django-tailwind-cli/releases/tag/2.9.0
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I really, really like the django_enum package.
Imagine Django's TextChoices/IntegerChoices classes, but with the ability to encapsulate any additional information for each choice in one place.
I don't use it everywhere, but it's super useful in a number of use-cases.
Here are a few places where I've found django_enum makes things easier. See alt text for more detail about how I use of each of these.
Check it out: https://django-enum.readthedocs.io/en/stable/
And follow: @bckohan
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For folks in Los Angeles, please join us at Hollywood 4WRD for a special event on homelessness and the 2028 Olympics.
We'll be discussing the City's progress towards interim and supportive housing.: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/off-the-sidewalk-pre-olympic-sprint-to-halve-street-homelessness-in-la-tickets-962141901327
I get asked by visitors why there are so many people on the streets of LA. This plot is the simple answer. Every year when we count we find that the system is being asked to house over 50k people for whom it has no housing.
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I've been really enjoying the Typed revolution in Python. Especially the bone DRY interface builders it enables. I've been using Typer for most of command line interfaces these days. I think that the helps it renders with Rich console formatting are really concise with high information density. I liked it so much I wanted to replicate it in my sphinx docs. So here you go internets, and as a bonus this also works with Click! https://pypi.org/project/sphinxcontrib-typer/ #python #sphinxdoc