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Python Object Graphs¶ objgraph is a module that lets you visually explore Python object graphs. You’ll need graphviz if you want to draw the pretty graphs. I recommend xdot for interactive use. pip install xdot should suffice; objgraph will automatically look for it in your PATH. Installation and Documentation¶ pip install objgraph or download it from PyPI. Documentation lives at https://mg.pov.lt

About Sometimes you want to profile just a single function in your Python program. The profilehooks module lets you do that very easily: #!/usr/bin/python from profilehooks import profile class SampleClass: @profile def silly_fibonacci_example(self, n): """Return the n-th Fibonacci number. This is a method rather rather than a function just to illustrate that you can use the 'profile' decorator on

I want to be able to install small and simple Python packages from Cheeseshop by typing 'easy_install packagename'. This does not work out of the box on Ubuntu Gutsy (even after installing python-setuptools): easy_install tries to install stuff into /usr, which (a) requires root permissions and (b) is just Not Done on Linux, where /usr belongs to the distribution's package manager1. 1 /usr/local i