no_init

• Tool that checks that there are no __init__.py in your modules.
• It's opinionated tool, sometimes __init__.py files are useful. But often if you use them you end up in a circular import error mess.
• Some packages (eg mypy) works better with __init__.py, for this case you can pass --allow-empty parameter.

# install
pip install no_init

# usage (you can also use python -m no_init)
no_init my_module

# require empty __init__.py for each all submodules (recursively)
no_init --require-empty my_module

# require __version__ variable in  my_module/__init__.py (no other content is allowed)
no_init --require-version my_module

pre-commit hook

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<h2><a href="#user-content-dev-install" aria-hidden="true" class="anchor" id="user-content-dev-install"></a>dev install</h2>
<pre><code class="language-sh">pip install -e .[dev]