There seems to be packages that are missing in Python Module Index about stdlib-list HOT 5 CLOSED

I check the validity of the list above.

import this works but import xxlimited does not.

So neither your list nor mine is perfect. What is your source? My source is the url mentioned above.

from stdlib-list.

Here is the full list of modules I failed to import with __import__()

No module named '_crypt' 19 _crypt
No module named '_curses' 23 _curses
No module named '_curses_panel' 24 _curses_panel
No module named '_dbm' 26 _dbm
No module named '_gdbm' 32 _gdbm
No module named '_posixshmem' 49 _posixshmem
No module named '_posixsubprocess' 50 _posixsubprocess
No module named '_uuid' 80 _uuid
No module named '_xxtestfuzz' 85 _xxtestfuzz
No module named 'xxlimited' 99 xxlimited

from stdlib-list.

Oh it only supports the version up until 3.5...

from stdlib-list.

Yeah, this package additionally contains modules that appear in a Python distribution but aren't considered public (as indicated by the _prefix format).

Unfortunately, there's no incredibly sound way to get a "perfect" list of all standard library modules, since individual distributions might have different lists based on their target platform, OS, or even how they're built. The work in #64 will make things slightly more consistent here, but there will probably still be gaps around individual OSes and build configurations (until I have more time to work out reliable methods for retrieving those).

from stdlib-list.

Closing as intended.

from stdlib-list.