importpy 0.1.0

This small package is used to import at module level instead of package level.

importpy

This small package is used to import at module level instead of package level. It can also replace the standard import mechanism. Additionally, it has the ability to solve the relative import problem that occurs when executing unit modules located in each subdirectory without sys.path.

History

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2025/07/11 v0.1.0 : initial released

Installation (pip install)

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python -m pip install importpy

Features

. importing modules using relative paths  
. importing modules using absolute paths  
. importing member functions from modules  
. support lazy-import avoid circular importing  
. support to import functions from module, like from x import y ...  

Examples

import importpy
aaaa = importpy('aaaa.py') 
aaaa = importpy('./aaaa.py') 
bbbb = importpy('../util/test/bbbb.py') 
bbbb = importpy('../util/test/bbbb.py', '*')
cccc = importpy('c:/project/cccc.py') 
lazy_on = importpy('lazy_on.py', use_lazy = False) # default action
lazyoff = importpy('lazyoff.py', use_lazy = True) 
a_member_of_x, b_member_of_x = importpy('./pathto/x.py', 'a_member_of_x', 'b_member_of_x') 
x, a_member_of_x, b_member_of_x = importpy('./pathto/x.py', '*', 'a_member_of_x', 'b_member_of_x') 
ClassA, ClassB = importpy('./pathto/impl.py', 'ClassA', 'ClassB)