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A customizable Python and Django application that generates professional, multi-day travel itineraries as PDF documents.
Check exported HTML before client handoff. Local links, images and editable rules; HTML/JSON reports. Python required.
Editable combat and procedural loot systems: 4 classes, 50 enemies, 68 items, JSON data and automated demos.
Editable Python MOBA systems, 507 tests, template data and a Pygame preview. Developer scaffold.
One-server Discord bot source with self-service roles, private tickets, and 11 offline tests.
Reconcile prepared CSVs into earned income, cash received and unsettled amounts. Local Python 3.9+, English/Japanese.
Create Japanese/English HTML and EPUB from your own story and 3 licensed PNGs. Python 3.10+ required. Try a free demo.
🧠✨ Zero deps. Two langs. One file. — 🚀 Production-ready NLP toolkit
Production-Ready Python AST Toolkit — 1611 Lines, Zero Deps — 5 Copies Only, Now or Never!
FREE DEMO: 20% of 29-File Monster — 3×8 CoT, 150 Clusters, In-Memory
Aesthetic Python Music Player with custom waveform, animated background and web radios.
Track product prices, preserve history, and generate auditable alerts with a dependency-free Python starter kit.
Convert Scratch 3 projects into readable pseudocode without opening the Scratch editor.
Some lazy functions
Import assets easily !
professional, touch-compatible RPG framework for Pygame. Native 9:16 aspect ratio, optimized for Mobile & PC.
Show variables easily !
Python Software Engineering: The Complete 7-Volume Technical Archive
Want to make your mouse click all by itself?
a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN) for the training and generation of AI art.
What's that smell? Oh - it's just pixel sorting.
Small scripts for editing placeholder sprites