Overview
Emport is a small utility library for importing files by file name. It exposed a single function, import_file(filename).
Unlike traditional usages of __import__, execfile or even imp.load_source, Emport takes care of all cases that you may encounter - importing files inside packages (useful when they use relative imports), importing directories (or __init__.py files)
Licence
The library is licensed under the BSD (3-clause) open source license.
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