modxpy 1.9.0

ModX — The Python Module Universe at Your Fingertips

🌟 ModXPy — The Python Module Universe at Your Fingertips

Welcome to ModXPy, the ultimate playground for Python’s modules.
With ModXPy you can instantly import, explore, and experiment with the entire Python standard library — plus any installed third-party modules — all from one simple interface.

UPDATE 1.9.0---

New function: modclasses(). Prints how many and what classes a module has.

Renamed a confusing instance of deprecated module imp.---

🚀 Installation

Install directly from PyPI: pip install modxpy

In Python, import as import modx (not modxpy)

Functions:

🔹 import_all()

Imports about every standard library module at once.

🔹 import_random(n)

Imports n random modules from the standard library.

🔹 import_letter(letter)

Imports all standard library modules whose names start with the given letter.

🔹 import_external()

Attempts to import every third-party module you currently have installed.

🔹 import_screen()

Imports every module that uses a screen/GUI (like pygame or turtle).

🔹 list_importall()

Returns a list of modules that would be imported by import_all().

🔹 modules_loaded()

Shows how many modules you currently have downloaded on your device.

🔹 imported()

Lists the modules imported since ModX loaded (user + ModX), including dependencies.

🔹 modx_imported()

Lists the modules that were ONLY imported by ModX, NOT including user imports

and dependencies.

🔹 import_letter(letter)

Import every standard library module from the ModX 'modules' list whose name starts with the given letter (case-insensitive).

🔹 search_modules(keyword)

Search for modules whose names contain the keyword.

🔹 info(module_name)

Shows basic info about typed module: file path, built-in status, docstring.

🔹 is_imported(module)

Checks if module is currently imported into Python Shell (Not Pythonlib)

🔹 dependencies()

Shows what other modules a specific module depends on without importing it.

🔹 vcompat(module_name, python_version)

Checks if a module is compatible with a python version, if a version was given.

🔹 modfunctions(module)

Show how many and what functions a module has without importing it.

🔹 modx_help()

Shows ModX's built in help dialogue.

🔹 modclasses(module)

Show how many and what classes a module has without importing it.

Example Code:

import modx #import ModX module

#Import almost every standard library module at once

modx.import_all() Output: (Imports 200+ standard library modules silently) Bulk import completed!

#Show all modules imported after ModX loaded (user + ModX)

modx.imported() Output: Modules imported after ModX load (user, ModX and dependencies):

• _collections_abc
• _weakrefset
• abc
• collections
• codecs
• copyreg
• encodings
• encodings.aliases
• encodings.utf_8
• enum
• io
• keyword
• linecache
• os
• random
• re
• sys
• turtle
• zipfile

Total modules imported after ModX load: 19

#Show only modules imported via ModX functions

modx.modx_imported() Output:

Modules imported via ModX:

• collections
• json
• math
• random
• re
• turtle
• zipfile

Total modules imported via ModX: 7

Import 5 random modules from ModX list

modx.import_random(5) Output: ['turtle', 'json', 'zipfile', 'math', 're'] These 5 modules were randomly selected and imported

Import all modules starting with letter 't'

modx.import_letter('t') Output: ['tabnanny', 'tarfile', 'tempfile', 'test', 'textview', 'textwrap', 'threading', 'timeit', 'tkinter', 'token', 'tokenize', 'tomllib', 'tooltip', 'trace', 'traceback', 'tracemalloc', 'tree', 'turtle', 'turtledemo', 'types', 'typing'] All modules in the Modules Master list starting with 't' were imported

Import all installed third-party modules (if any)

modx.import_external() Output: (Imports numpy, pandas, requests, etc. if installed silently) Third-party modules imported if available

Import common screen/GUI/game modules if available

modx.import_screen() Output: (Imports pygame, tkinter, turtle, etc. if available silently) GUI modules imported if available

Get the list of modules import_all() would import

modx.list_importall() Output: ['collections', 'sys', 'asyncio', 'concurrent', 'ctypes', 'dbm', 'email', 'encodings', 'ensurepip', 'html', ...] (250+ modules) Complete list of all modules ModX can import

Get list of standard library modules NOT yet imported

modx.nonimported() Output: ['abc', 'argparse', 'ast', 'base64', 'bdb', 'bisect', 'bz2', 'calendar', 'cmd', 'codecs', ...] (xxx modules) Standard library modules that haven't been imported yet

Search for modules containing the keyword 'json'

modx.search_modules('json') Output: ['json'] Found modules containing 'json' in their names

Show information about a specific module

modx.info('random') Output:

Module: random Path: /usr/lib/python3.11/random.py Docstring: Random variable generators. Shows file path and docstring for the random module

Check if module random is imported

is_imported("random") Output: True

Check all dependencies of module random

dependencies("random") Output: Dependencies found: _collections_abc _random _sha2 argparse bisect hashlib itertools math operator os statistics time warnings

Show if pygame is compatible with Python 2.0

modx.vcompat("pygame", 2.0) Output: Compatibility Report for: pygame Target Python Version: 2.0 Warnings Found: 2

1. UNAVAILABLE: match - Added in 3.10
2. SYNTAX: f-strings require Python 3.6+

Show what classes module turtle has

modx.modclasses("turtle") Output: Total public classes: 12

Classes found:

1. RawTurtle
2. ScrolledCanvas
3. Shape
4. TNavigator
5. TPen
6. Tbuffer
7. Terminator
8. Turtle
9. TurtleGraphicsError
10. TurtleScreen
11. TurtleScreenBase
12. Vec2D

Show ModX built-in help screen modx.modxhelp() Output: ModX — The Python Module Universe

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Functions:

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import_all()

Import almost every standard library module at once.

Example: modx.import_all()

import_external()

Import all installed third-party modules.

Example: modx.import_external()

(Full help text continues...)

💡 Why Use ModX?

1.) Explore the Python standard library in seconds 2.) Stress-test your environment by bulk importing modules 3.) See hidden dependencies that load behind the scenes 4.) Experiment with random imports for fun or testing 5.) Discover new modules you didn’t know existed

ModXPy turns Python’s module system into a playground — perfect for learning, testing, or just satisfying your curiosity. Install it today with pip install modxpy, import it with import modx, and start discovering how many modules Python already has waiting for you!