recursely
Recursive importer for Python submodules
Usage
First, install it early during program’s initialization, such as the top of __init__.py in its main package:
import recursely recursely.install()
Then you can add:
__recursive__ = True
anywhere in the __.init__.py file of a package that you want to import recurs(iv)ely.
That’s all to it, really.
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