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Preload

Python programs often seem to "hang" in the beginning. This is due to heavy modules being imported. This package lets the user know what is happening, to avoid this impression:

A console showing the output of the program under "Usage"

Installation

pip install preload

This will get you the Latest version on PyPI

Usage

from preload import preload
preload(["matplotlib.pyplot", "scipy.signal"])

# Rest of your imports and code, such as:
import numpy as np
import scipy.signal
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

print("Hello")

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