friendly-module-not-found-error 0.2.4

change the message in ModuleNotFoundError

friendly_module_not_found_error

This is a Python package that provides a custom exception class for handling module not found errors in a friendly way.

Installation

To install the package, run the following command:

pip install friendly_module_not_found_error

Usage

Don't need to import the packages. The pth file is already in the site-packages folder.

You can use the code to test the effects of the package:

import ant

The message raised will change to : "No module named 'ant'. Did you mean 'ast'?"

import multiprocessing.dumy

The message raised will change to : "module 'multiprocessing' has no child module 'dumy'. Did you mean 'dummy'?"

You can also run "test/test.py" to test the effects of the python.

require

python3.12+

Below it, the suggestion cannot be supported. The change that python suggest the similar name in "traceback.py" is in "3.12".

License

This package is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.

issues

If you have any questions or suggestions, please open an issue on GitHub.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please submit a pull request with your changes.

Note

If a module that is not a package contains submodules, and those submodules also contain their own submodules, this nested module structure is not supported. When this situation occurs, you should reorganize the code using proper package structure. This approach violates Python's packaging best practices and should be avoided.

To make your custom import hook be supported, you need to define a magic method __find__ to return the list of all modules. For example:

class MyImportHook:
    def __find__(self, name: str=None) -> list[str]:
        """
        Return a list of all modules that are available to the import hook without import them.
        If the "name" is provided, the method should return a list of all submodules that under the module named "name".
        parameter name: The name of the module to find submodules for. If None, return all top modules.
        """
        return []

The __find__ method should return a list of all modules that are available to the import hook without import them. If the "name" is provided, the method should return a list of all submodules that under the module named "name". Or it needs to return all top modules if the "name" is None.

Credits

This package was created by [Locked-chess-official] and is maintained by [Locked-chess-official].