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Best Library #14

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As a developer
I want to get the best library out of a list of recommended libraries
So that I can create a solution using that library

# For each library
# Find the page for it on PyPI
# Ensure it supports the Python version of the project.
# Check the Development Status (want Production/Stable)
# Check for project link to the project’s source code
# Find the package on libraries.io
# Check on dependent packages
# Check the SourceRank
# Find the source code in GitHub
# Check on the social proof (Watchers, Stars, Forks, PR's, Issues)
# Check the package's license

Scenario: Return Best Library
Given a set of project preferences (non-functional requirements)
When I provide a list of python libraries
Then I get back the best library

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