Pronounced, “Pensive”
Pynsive is a simple plugin library that uses the sys.meta_path list along with custom finder and loader definitions to hook into the Python import process. This means that when directores or other plugin search targets are added in Pynsive, future import statements will now search the newly added path for plugin modules and classes.
For more information on the import process hooks, please see:
Getting Started
Below are some helpful documents to help get you started in using Pynsive.
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