Some useful Python dictionaries (keywords, built-ins, exceptions, libraries, stdlib_modules) and a few commands for using them

[Alex Boche]

179I have collected a bunch of useful Python vocab (200+ lines) and some simple commands for using the vocab. Commands are at the top of the file, vocab is at the bottom. Hope this is useful to someone. I try to keep my gists up-to-date as I add new things. And I upload almost all my commands too caster

[Alex Boche]

looks like I forgot to post the link https://gist.github.com/alexboche/8b1432f4d89ecb34f217713183f212f4

[Ryan Richter]

Thank you. This is great and it taught me how to better organize my own rules.

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[Alex Boche]

if you prefer toml file, here's the same thing in that format https://gist.github.com/alexboche/fcbedeccf6e3d078d9345cef15d996d6