The modulr Python package
Installation
pip install modulr
Description
The modulr package has one function, make_module,
which saves class and/or function definitions of classes to a module (.py file).
The input objects (classes and/or functions) must defined in the current Python session.
Usage
from modulr import make_module
def func1(x):
...
def func2(x):
...
make_module([func1, func2], module_name='my_funcs.py')
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