exectools
Using exectools
# reload modules before importing
> from exectools import _import, _from
> _import('import foo as bar')
> _import('foo as bar')
> _import('from foo import bar, kaz')
> _from('foo import bar')
> _from('foo import bar as kaz')
# execfile for python 3
> from exectools import execfile
> execfile('file.py')
# make refresh helpers
> from exectools import make_refresh
> refresh_me = make_refresh(__file__)
> refresh_me()
# unload all modules matching regex pattern
> from exectools import unload
> unload('exect')Changelog
0.0.1: initial release (2021-09-24)
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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