moedularizer 0.1.1

Automatically modularize monolithic Python files into packages

Moedularizer

Automatically modularize monolithic Python files into packages.

Given a single Python file, moedularizer analyzes symbol dependencies, clusters related code, and generates a proper package structure with cross-module imports and a re-exporting __init__.py.

Install

pip install moedularizer

Zero dependencies beyond the Python standard library.

Quick Start

# Command line
python -m moedularizer.cli monolith.py ./my_package/ --package-name my_package

# Dry run (preview without writing)
python -m moedularizer.cli monolith.py ./my_package/ --package-name my_package --dry-run

# Verbose output
python -m moedularizer.cli monolith.py ./my_package/ --package-name my_package --verbose

# Programmatic API
from moedularizer import Moedularizer, MoedularizerConfig
from pathlib import Path

config = MoedularizerConfig(
    source_file=Path("monolith.py"),
    output_dir=Path("my_package/"),
    package_name="my_package",
)

mod = Moedularizer(config)
result = mod.modularize(Path("monolith.py").read_text())

print(f"Generated {len(result.modules)} modules")
print(f"Preserved exports: {len(result.preserved_exports)}")

for warning in result.warnings:
    print(f"Warning: {warning}")

if not result.errors:
    mod.write(result)

How It Works

1. Analyze — Parse Python source via ast, extract symbols (classes, functions, constants) and their dependencies
2. Cluster — Group symbols by dependency density, respecting configurable heuristics (separate dataclasses, constants, pure functions)
3. Generate — Produce module files with proper from pkg.mod import sym cross-references
4. Validate — Check for circular imports, API preservation, module naming, symbol coverage

Options

Flag	Default	Description
--max-symbols	10	Max symbols per generated module
--separate-dataclasses	True	Put dataclasses in their own module
--separate-constants	True	Put constants in their own module
--absolute-imports	True	Use absolute imports
--dry-run	False	Preview without writing files
--no-backup	False	Skip backing up existing files
--verbose	False	Detailed symbol/dependency/cluster output
--force-groupings	—	Force symbols together: name=Sym1,Sym2

License

MIT