Put all your repeated imports at one place and load them with one import.
Installation:
pip install usual
Usage:
from usual.ds import *
# now you can use pandas as it's loaded from the 'usual' package
pd.DataFrame()
loading C:\Users\israelil\Downloads\my_things\pypi\usual\src\usual\ds.py (you can change it!)
setting pandas defaults
done
There is also usual.basic and you can add more as you wish
Note that this is not a good practice for projects, just for small local scripts...
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