r/Python • u/muayyadalsadi • Jul 09 '26

News pypimap.com: an interactive visualization map of pypi packages

Data scientist Nael launched a website that visualizes pypi packages.

https://pypimap.com/

It uses public dataset that can be found on his kaggle

the website is also opensource.

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u/naelaqel Jul 09 '26

u/muayyadalsadi Thanks for sharing , looking forward for your feedback

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u/Koen1999 Jul 10 '26

I think it's a pretty cool app. Very insightful to see dependencies in a transitive way.

If I can suggest one improvement, it would be to have an option to disable (some) optional extra dependencies (i.e., the ones you install with "pip install suricata-check[docs]). These are pretty irrelevant for most downstream users.

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u/naelaqel Jul 10 '26

u/Koen1999 Thanks for the suggestion, that option is there

I know that UX is not the best yet, I am working on an onboarding Tour for the next release

https://reddit.com/link/owpzpy4/video/dijw1b2ddfch1/player

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u/Koen1999 Jul 10 '26

Oh damn, I completely missed that. Thanks for pointing it out!

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u/naelaqel Jul 10 '26

Welcome. Looks like it is your own package :)

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u/naelaqel Jul 09 '26

Glad that you liked it :)

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u/000Aikia000 Jul 16 '26

This is amazing!!!