Import python code from anywhere.
importit
is a python code import helper. Using it, you can dynamically import python code from different sources (like gists, python files on the internet, local python files). You don't need to copy python code snippets from project to project.
Some of use cases can be:
- Reusing python code snippets in multiple places and projects
- Dynamically reloading python code on live environments
- You tell me, what will you use it for?
pip install importit
Find the gist id from the gist url: https://gist.github.com/<username>/<gist id>
Using this gist as an exmaple:
from importit import import_gist
imported_gist = import_gist("imported_gist", "51dcf067f4e445c3f837d26efd2c138e")
imported_gist.first_file.some_function()
imported_gist.second_file.some_other_function()
Note: The gist will be imported in the form of module, with each python file in the gist as a submodule.
Use any valid python file url (for example, http://bit.ly/aPythonFile
)
from importit import import_remote_file
imported_file = import_remote_file("imported_file", "http://bit.ly/aPythonFile")
imported_file.some_function()
from importit import import_remote_file
imported_file = import_remote_file("imported_file", "/home/divykj/aPythonFile.py")
imported_file.some_function()
from importit import import_code
python_code = """
def some_function():
# do some crazy things
pass
"""
imported_code = import_code("imported_code", python_code)
imported_code.some_function()
Planning to add Github, Gitlab, Bitbucket (and other git repository services) and maybe PyPI support soon.
To get more information on contributing, go to the CONTRIBUTING.md.
Also read the CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md.