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import test_import
...
mods = HotImport([test_import]) # Update all the 'test_import' module
from test_import import say_hello
... #
mods = HotImport([say_hello]) # Update only the 'test_import.say_hello' function and the 'say_hello' function
from test_import import TestClass as TC
...
mods = HotImport([TC]) # Update all the 'TestClass' class and 'TC'
If you have :
t = TC()
Then after the update t.function()
will be the old one, you can access the new version only by using TC.function(t)
This library is new and may contain some errors
Otherwise, have fun with it as long as you declare my work
FAQs
hot-reload for python packages
We found that hot-import demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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