pystring [1] is such a "finished" project, they even have a note in the readme that the project is not dead (I guess they got a lot of such questions too). It's

pystring [1] is such a "finished" project, they even have a note in the readme that the project is not dead (I guess they got a lot of such questions too). It's a small yet complete library with a very narrow focus, so there really is nothing to change once it's done (and despite that recently merged CI pipeline having failed on macOS for some reason, it works just fine there, I make heavy use of pystring in one my projects across Windows, macOS and Linux). Quote: "Note: Despite the infrequent updates, this repo is not dead/abandoned - just stable! We use it every day at Imageworks." [1] https://github.com/imageworks/pystring https://github.com/imageworks/pystring