Parents (Total: 6)

The searched file hash is included in 6 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key	Value
FileSize	24828
MD5	D0672C2C0858F063E53172139B923E17
PackageDescription	XStatic base package with minimal support code - doc XStatic is a packaging standard to package external (often 3rd party) static files as a Python package, so they are easily usable on all operating systems, with any package management system or even without one. . Many Python projects need to use some specific data files, like javascript, css, java applets, images, etc. Sometimes these files belong to YOUR project (then you may want to package them separately, but you could also just put them into your main package). But in many other cases, those files are maintained by someone else (like jQuery javascript library or even much bigger js libraries or applications) and you definitely do not really want to merge them into your project. So, you want to have static file packages, but you don’t want to get lots of stuff you do not want. Thus, stuff required by XStatic file packages (especially the main, toplevel XStatic package) tries to obey to be a MINIMAL, no-fat thing. XStatic doesn't "sell" any web framework or other stuff you don't want. Maybe there will be optional XStatic extensions for all sorts of stuff, but they won't be required if you just want the files. . By having static files in packages, it is also easier to build virtual envs, support linux/bsd/... distribution package maintainers and even windows installs using the same mechanism. . This package contains the documentation.
PackageMaintainer	PKG OpenStack <openstack-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	python-xstatic-doc
PackageSection	doc
PackageVersion	1.0.0-4
SHA-1	FFE161936FD524B7F62EEF3AF2206F5853A710BC
SHA-256	F5E437950A8F2E1604C9DBEA7A6DFA299BAB71EC2E3C08D9F00CAB70F8C7E950

Key	Value
FileSize	5022
MD5	C910D79B4BB19350710395D553DEC994
PackageDescription	XStatic base package with minimal support code - Python 2.x XStatic is a packaging standard to package external (often 3rd party) static files as a Python package, so they are easily usable on all operating systems, with any package management system or even without one. . Many Python projects need to use some specific data files, like javascript, css, java applets, images, etc. Sometimes these files belong to YOUR project (then you may want to package them separately, but you could also just put them into your main package). But in many other cases, those files are maintained by someone else (like jQuery javascript library or even much bigger js libraries or applications) and you definitely do not really want to merge them into your project. So, you want to have static file packages, but you don’t want to get lots of stuff you do not want. Thus, stuff required by XStatic file packages (especially the main, toplevel XStatic package) tries to obey to be a MINIMAL, no-fat thing. XStatic doesn't "sell" any web framework or other stuff you don't want. Maybe there will be optional XStatic extensions for all sorts of stuff, but they won't be required if you just want the files. . By having static files in packages, it is also easier to build virtual envs, support linux/bsd/... distribution package maintainers and even windows installs using the same mechanism. . This package contains the Python 2.x module.
PackageMaintainer	PKG OpenStack <openstack-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	python-xstatic
PackageSection	python
PackageVersion	1.0.0-4
SHA-1	E978FD7C0AE91CA4A135CE50E259FFB89D29D493
SHA-256	78BAAACE71470D7D123584467EE30FBB70D9D88C2407E2D38B81AEDFADF4800A

Key	Value
FileSize	24702
MD5	B76688958292453F44CD1E7466875C3A
PackageDescription	XStatic base package with minimal support code - doc XStatic is a packaging standard to package external (often 3rd party) static files as a Python package, so they are easily usable on all operating systems, with any package management system or even without one. . Many Python projects need to use some specific data files, like javascript, css, java applets, images, etc. Sometimes these files belong to YOUR project (then you may want to package them separately, but you could also just put them into your main package). But in many other cases, those files are maintained by someone else (like jQuery javascript library or even much bigger js libraries or applications) and you definitely do not really want to merge them into your project. So, you want to have static file packages, but you don’t want to get lots of stuff you do not want. Thus, stuff required by XStatic file packages (especially the main, toplevel XStatic package) tries to obey to be a MINIMAL, no-fat thing. XStatic doesn't "sell" any web framework or other stuff you don't want. Maybe there will be optional XStatic extensions for all sorts of stuff, but they won't be required if you just want the files. . By having static files in packages, it is also easier to build virtual envs, support linux/bsd/... distribution package maintainers and even windows installs using the same mechanism. . This package contains the documentation.
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	python-xstatic-doc
PackageSection	doc
PackageVersion	1.0.0-4
SHA-1	8CA354C2B0C44936597D82B58F3538CBC078B5CF
SHA-256	E4532D8A88718A40FF7302327B6179FE230F8C36766A18F756ED1ABB60C97AD0

Key	Value
FileSize	4884
MD5	6487CBC12E36F788FBE3AC9343F090D0
PackageDescription	XStatic base package with minimal support code - Python 3.x XStatic is a packaging standard to package external (often 3rd party) static files as a Python package, so they are easily usable on all operating systems, with any package management system or even without one. . Many Python projects need to use some specific data files, like javascript, css, java applets, images, etc. Sometimes these files belong to YOUR project (then you may want to package them separately, but you could also just put them into your main package). But in many other cases, those files are maintained by someone else (like jQuery javascript library or even much bigger js libraries or applications) and you definitely do not really want to merge them into your project. So, you want to have static file packages, but you don’t want to get lots of stuff you do not want. Thus, stuff required by XStatic file packages (especially the main, toplevel XStatic package) tries to obey to be a MINIMAL, no-fat thing. XStatic doesn't "sell" any web framework or other stuff you don't want. Maybe there will be optional XStatic extensions for all sorts of stuff, but they won't be required if you just want the files. . By having static files in packages, it is also easier to build virtual envs, support linux/bsd/... distribution package maintainers and even windows installs using the same mechanism. . This package contains the Python 3.x module.
PackageMaintainer	PKG OpenStack <openstack-devel@lists.alioth.debian.org>
PackageName	python3-xstatic
PackageSection	python
PackageVersion	1.0.0-4
SHA-1	03361D835D45B19FBAAED64A261C2B775F1AF545
SHA-256	77A12C1B7265B145CB325B6233F3B4BC715042EEDE097D3D7FC391462700F365

Key	Value
FileSize	4942
MD5	F07BDCC09FE062DEBB190577A2A86D70
PackageDescription	XStatic base package with minimal support code - Python 3.x XStatic is a packaging standard to package external (often 3rd party) static files as a Python package, so they are easily usable on all operating systems, with any package management system or even without one. . Many Python projects need to use some specific data files, like javascript, css, java applets, images, etc. Sometimes these files belong to YOUR project (then you may want to package them separately, but you could also just put them into your main package). But in many other cases, those files are maintained by someone else (like jQuery javascript library or even much bigger js libraries or applications) and you definitely do not really want to merge them into your project. So, you want to have static file packages, but you don’t want to get lots of stuff you do not want. Thus, stuff required by XStatic file packages (especially the main, toplevel XStatic package) tries to obey to be a MINIMAL, no-fat thing. XStatic doesn't "sell" any web framework or other stuff you don't want. Maybe there will be optional XStatic extensions for all sorts of stuff, but they won't be required if you just want the files. . By having static files in packages, it is also easier to build virtual envs, support linux/bsd/... distribution package maintainers and even windows installs using the same mechanism. . This package contains the Python 3.x module.
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	python3-xstatic
PackageSection	python
PackageVersion	1.0.0-4
SHA-1	580E7510907BCDEFC2F0BF3647A7347C47D27C7E
SHA-256	AF45B816AA75B88819C7668EBEBF479B22A89E3602A4418A3C6C13097B46A6E7

Key	Value
FileSize	5070
MD5	4B265097C629074138B83C2F67EE87C5
PackageDescription	XStatic base package with minimal support code - Python 2.x XStatic is a packaging standard to package external (often 3rd party) static files as a Python package, so they are easily usable on all operating systems, with any package management system or even without one. . Many Python projects need to use some specific data files, like javascript, css, java applets, images, etc. Sometimes these files belong to YOUR project (then you may want to package them separately, but you could also just put them into your main package). But in many other cases, those files are maintained by someone else (like jQuery javascript library or even much bigger js libraries or applications) and you definitely do not really want to merge them into your project. So, you want to have static file packages, but you don’t want to get lots of stuff you do not want. Thus, stuff required by XStatic file packages (especially the main, toplevel XStatic package) tries to obey to be a MINIMAL, no-fat thing. XStatic doesn't "sell" any web framework or other stuff you don't want. Maybe there will be optional XStatic extensions for all sorts of stuff, but they won't be required if you just want the files. . By having static files in packages, it is also easier to build virtual envs, support linux/bsd/... distribution package maintainers and even windows installs using the same mechanism. . This package contains the Python 2.x module.
PackageMaintainer	Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>
PackageName	python-xstatic
PackageSection	python
PackageVersion	1.0.0-4
SHA-1	C2469D6517E4F0488F05E2CE0E2B7F355D2261DE
SHA-256	A25A12187A35DEDDB737345B21FC96B065943D6B0777D2046D3331ED17E710A5