Pyth3 (version 0.7) is an incomplete and unmaintained port of the Python 2 `pyth` library, intended for text markup and conversion between formats like RTF and XHTML. The project explicitly states that while some components were partially upgraded for Python 3, many parts, including tests, are known to be broken, and the library is primarily targeted at Python 2.7. The last release was in February 2019, indicating it is no longer actively developed.
pip install pyth3Verified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
This quickstart illustrates a hypothetical import and usage pattern for `pyth3`, based on common Python library conventions and mentions from its Python 2 predecessor. However, it's crucial to understand that `pyth3` is explicitly stated by its maintainers as largely broken and unmaintained for Python 3. The provided code is therefore expected to fail or not function as intended, serving primarily as an example of *how* one might attempt to use such a library if it were functional.
Do not use `pyth3` for Python 3 projects. Seek alternative, actively maintained text markup and conversion libraries compatible with Python 3.
Avoid using unmaintained libraries in new projects. Migrate existing projects to actively supported alternatives.
Always check a library's full PyPI metadata, including classifiers and descriptions, to understand its true compatibility and maintenance status, especially when the name might be misleading.
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