A library to quickly import your default libraries in jupyter notebooks and python scripts.
Install
pip install dimport
Quick Start
For jupyter notebooks
Import dimport when you create a new notebook.
import dimport
On the first time cell execution, it will print the default imports.
Copy-paste the printed lines in your notebook and remove (or keep if you want!) the import dimport line. That's it!
For python scripts
Import dimport at the beginning of your script.
import dimport
Run the script from the terminal. It will print the default imports.
Copy-paste the printed lines in your script and remove import dimport line. That's it!
Note: You can modify the default imports as per your needs!
Modify the default imports
When you import dimport for the first time after installation, it creates ~/.dimport directory and saves the default imports in the ~/.dimport/.default file. You can simply modify ~/.dimport/.default file to change your default imports as per your needs!
Release files for dimport 1.0.0
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