jupyter-reorder-python-imports
reorder-python-imports is a great library. Now available in Jupyter notebook and lab.
What does it do?
Once loaded, automatically format python imports according to reorder-python-imports using their formatting methods.
Quickstart
python -m pip install jupyter-reorder-python-imports
Import into Jupyter using two methods:
%load_ext jupyter_reorder_python_imports
Or,
import jupyter_reorder_python_imports
jupyter_reorder_python_imports.load()
The latter method allows for specifying the minimum python version (as a tuple of integers) to be used for removing obsolete __future__ imports. For example, jupyter_reorder_python_imports.load(min_python_version=(3,9)) specifies 3.9 as the minimum python version.
See the examples folder for some examples.
Testing
Tests use playwright. Prior to running the tests execute: python -m playwright install --with-deps firefox
If desired, pass the --no-headless flag to pytest for local debugging.
Contributions
TODO:
- Improve testing
- Read configuration from pyproject.toml
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