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# ritl Relatives Import Tool : How many time I was blocked by relative import problems. This time is over now…

# Installation ` pip install ritl `

# Usage

We just need to put : ` from ritl import relative_import relative_import.add_rel_imp() ` and we can import easily our modules in the same directory of our file. Wherever you execute it.

You can also add more directories, relative to your file directory : ` relative_import.add_rel_imp("../utils") `

This will allow you to relatively import your modules from other directory in utils

After this, you just have to import your modules

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