Import Python modules straight from the cloud (e.g. GitHub) at runtime!
Installation
- pip:
pip install cloud_import - no pip: copy cloud_import.py into your project
Usage
Why?
This can be used to entirely skip the "deployment" step for internal tooling, that's not meant for distribution or public usage.
Originally by James Murphy - check out his video "You won't believe it! Import from the Cloud"
Limitations
- No dependency handling
- Fixed URL structure: the source code for module
foo.barmust be accessible at<url>/foo/bar/*.py - Bad things will happen if the cloud source code changes while a package (with multiple modules) is being imported
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