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Utilities for refactoring imports in python-like syntax.
pip install classify-imports
>>> from classify_imports import import_obj_from_str
>>> obj = import_obj_from_str('import foo, bar, baz')
>>> [str(i) for i in obj.split()]
['import foo\n', 'import bar\n', 'import baz\n']
# Or to partition into blocks (even with mixed imports)
>>> import pprint
>>> from classify_imports import import_obj_from_str, sort
>>> partitioned = sort(
[
import_obj_from_str('from classify_imports import sort'),
import_obj_from_str('import sys'),
import_obj_from_str('from pyramid.view import view_config'),
import_obj_from_str('import cached_property'),
],
)
>>> pprint.pprint(partitioned)
(
(import_obj_from_str('import sys\n'),),
(
import_obj_from_str('import cached_property\n'),
import_obj_from_str('from pyramid.view import view_config\n'),
),
(import_obj_from_str('from classify_imports import sort\n'),),
)
>>> from classify_imports import classify_base, import_obj_from_str, Classified
>>> classify_base('__future__')
'FUTURE'
>>> classify_base('classify_imports')
'APPLICATION'
>>> classify_base('pyramid')
'THIRD_PARTY'
>>> classify_base('os')
'BUILTIN'
>>> classify_base(import_obj_from_str('import os.path').module_base)
'BUILTIN'
>>> Classified.APPLICATION
'APPLICATION'
>>> Classified.order
('FUTURE', 'BUILTIN', 'THIRD_PARTY', 'APPLICATION')
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Utilities for refactoring imports in python-like syntax.
We found that classify-imports demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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