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Packetizer 📦

Hello 👋, welcome to the Packetizer repository, your go-to tool for keeping your Python code neat and tidy.

What Does Packetizer Do?

Imagine working on a large Python project and you find your module.py file has become a monolith with thousands of lines and dozens of classes. Enter Packetizer, your life-saver.

With a single command, Packetizer takes that behemoth of a file, splits it into multiple files based on the classes, and even generates an __init__.py so it all works like a proper Python package. 🎉

🛠️ Installation

To install Packetizer, simply run:

pip install packetizer

🚀 Quick Start

Assuming you have a module.py full of classes, just run:

packetizer module.py

Voilà, you'll get a folder named module with each class in its own .py file and an __init__.py tying it all together as a package.

📜 Features

  • Automatically splits classes into their own files
  • Generates an __init__.py so it functions as a package
  • Option to remove unused imports
  • User-friendly and easy to use

🤝 Contributing

We'd love to see your contributions and make Packetizer even better. Feel free to open an issue or make a pull request.

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