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Whitelisted Libraries

To ensure that the users are not using malicious packages on the competition's infrastructure, a series of Python packages have been whitelisted.

{% hint style="info" %} You can search the whitelisted library in the Submit section of each competition. {% endhint %}

Requesting a package

Packages can be requested to be whitelisted by sending a message to @cruncher_enzo on Discord. To make it easier, please include some of the following in your message:

  • The link to the PyPI page.

  • Whether it requires a GPU or not.

  • If the package is imported under a name other than the package name

    (e.g. scikit-learn is sklearn).

However, there are a number of requirements (pun intended) that must be met:

  • The package must be available on PyPI.
  • The package must have a good readme/documentation.
  • The package must not be new (more than 6 months old).
  • The package must have many downloads (e.g. pandas).
  • The package must have verified details (by PyPI).

{% hint style="info" %} We reserve the right to refuse a package if it looks suspicious. {% endhint %}

Package not on PyPI

If the package is only available on GitHub, you will need to download it and include it in your submission. Only PyPI packages are allowed.