allset
A small python utility for auto-completing __all__ and binding sub-modules in __init__.py files.
How to Use
Add these lines to the top of your __init__.py.
import allset allset.set_all_submodules(globals()) allset.bind_all_submodules(globals()) del allset
Now you can reference any sub-module with import mysubmodule or from mysubmodule import SubModClassDef. Additionally, the from mymodule import * will work as though you specified all sub-modules in __all__ manually.
What’s it do?
set_all_submodules sets up you __all__ variable by auto-detecting the files and sub-modules in the current directory.
bind_all_submodules takes the submodules found in set_all_submodules and applies them to the current namespace.
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