importkit
Importkit is a Python library for making anything importable as a Python module.
Importkit uses and extends importlib, introduced in Python 3.1, to provide a straightforward framework for creating importers, allowing non-Python code or data to be import-ed seamlessly.
Importkit includes an implementation of a generic, schema-based YAML DSL that makes it easy to represent complex objects in a robust declarative format.
Importkit also implements module tagging and automatic translation, which makes it possible to use general module dependency graph to perform cross-platform builds from a single source.
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