stdlibs provides a static listing of all known modules in the Python standard
library, with separate lists available for each major release dating back to
Python 2.3. It also includes combined lists of all module names that were ever
available in any 3.x release, any 2.x release, or both.
Note: On Python versions 3.10 or newer, a list of module names for the active
runtime is available sys.stdlib_module_names. This package exists to provide an
historical record for use with static analysis and other tooling.
This package only includes listings for CPython releases. If other runtimes
would be useful, open an issue and start a discussion on how best that can be
accomodated.
NOTE: If this package has multiple flavors (see below), then use one of them instead of the name specified above. NOTE: This is a Python port. Instead of py312-stdlibs listed in the above command, you can pick from the names under the Packages section.
devel/py-stdlibs: Add py-stdlibs 2024.1.28
stdlibs provides a static listing of all known modules in the Python standard
library, with separate lists available for each major release dating back to
Python 2.3. It also includes combined lists of all module names that were ever
available in any 3.x release, any 2.x release, or both.
Note: On Python versions 3.10 or newer, a list of module names for the active
runtime is available sys.stdlib_module_names. This package exists to provide an
historical record for use with static analysis and other tooling.
This package only includes listings for CPython releases. If other runtimes
would be useful, open an issue and start a discussion on how best that can be
accomodated.
