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simport
Simple Import Library for Python
Supports importing functions or class methods from files not in the Python Path.
Using Simport
import simport
# For modules already in the Python Path function = simport.load(‘mymodule.myfunction’) class_method = simport.load(‘mymodule:MyClass.mymethod’) klass = simport.load(‘mymodule:MyClass’) # uninstanstiated.
# For modules not in the Python Path function = simport.load(‘/path/to/dir|module_name:myfunction’) class_method = simport.load(‘/path/to/dir|module_name:MyClass.mymethod’)
Look at the tests for some interesting naming conventions for specifying relative modules, etc.
Running Tests
From the simport root directory, run tox
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