There's tags showing what Python versions are supported.
The root dir of the repo contains a 'pyproject.toml' file.
The readme contains installation instructions for pip, poetry, and uv, all of which are Python package managers.
The readme contains example code, all of which is in Python.
The readme references asyncio, a Python module that is included in the standard library for Python 3.
The 'Languages' widget on the page shows 99.2% of the repo's code is in Python.
Every file not in the root dir has a .py extension.
Yeah, I can see why it was so hard to figure out...
There's tags showing what Python versions are supported.
The root dir of the repo contains a 'pyproject.toml' file.
The readme contains installation instructions for pip, poetry, and uv, all of which are Python package managers.
The readme contains example code, all of which is in Python.
The readme references asyncio, a Python module that is included in the standard library for Python 3.
The 'Languages' widget on the page shows 99.2% of the repo's code is in Python.
Every file not in the root dir has a .py extension.
Yeah, I can see why it was so hard to figure out...