dirimport: convenient library importer
Install
- python -m venv your-dir
- cd your-dir
- ./bin/pip install dirimport
Install (devel)
- git clone https://github.com/wtnb75/dirimport.git
- cd dirimport
- python -m venv .
- ./bin/pip install -r requirements.txt
Use
- import dirimport
- mod = dirimport.importall("/path/to/dirname")
import rules
- file.py ->
from .file import * - subpkg/ ->
from . import subpkg - do it recursively
then, all symbols will be accessible after import.
example:
- layout
- symbol1 in dir1/file1.py
- symbol2 in dir1/file2.py
- symbol3 in dir1/pkg/file1.py
- import
import dir1with generated init.py- or
dir1 = dirimport.importall("dir1")without init.py
- result
- symbol1 ->
dir1.symbol1 - symbol2 ->
dir1.symbol2 - symbol3 ->
dir1.pkg.symbol2
- symbol1 ->
CLI tools
# ./bin/dirimport
Usage: dirimport [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
diff
eval
generate
- diff
__init__.py- ./bin/dirimport diff your-library-dir
- import and evaluate expression
- ./bin/dirimport eval your-library-dir 'expression'
- generate
__init__.py- ./bin/dirimport generate your-library-dir
examples
Links
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