itmgr 1.0.4.3.2

An import manager that allow you to manage easily your importations in your project

itmgr

An import manager that allow you to manage easily your importations in your project

Installation

You can install it using pip:

pip install itmgr

Usage

from itmgr import * #Or use : install_and_import, importation, install, uninstall, remove_module, check_latest_version

# And write your importations and your code below

# Example :

install_and_import(("os", True, False, False)) # Import os module as an "import os" statement without an update check

importation(("PIL.Image", True, "Image", False)) # Import PIL.Image module as an "from PIL import Image as Image" statement without an update check

if not os.path.exists("image.png"): # Check if the image.png file exists
    Image.new("RGB", (100, 100), (255, 255, 255)).save("image.png") # Create a new image and save it as image.png

Image.open("image.png").show() # Open the image.png file

You can also add link between libs for importation and installations by using this line in your console :

itmgr add lib_name link_to_install

You can of course delete a link by using this line in your console :

itmgr del link1 *or* itmgr del link2

• link1 and link2 are the links you want to delete

You can of course use these functions in your code :

from itmgr import add, delete # delete function in code is link to del function in console for itmgr
add(lib_name, link_to_install)
delete(link1 *or* link2)

Note : Please avoid using the __check_latest_version__ function, it is a special function used in the code that was not created for user use.

Contributing

The contributions are welcome ! You can contribute by adding new features, fixing bugs, improving the documentation and code, etc.

Author

• ȻλƧṨʆʃłคи