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A copy & paste backport of Python 3.3's shutil.which function.
First, install the package: pip install shutilwhich
Importing the package::
import shutilwhich
will monkey-patch the shutil package, so from that point on you can simply
import the which function::
from shutil import which
To keep things a little more concise, you can also import which directly
from shutilwhich::
from shutilwhich import which
This will still monkeypatch the shutil module. On Python 3.3 and above, the
module never do anything but return the stdlib shutil.which function.
FAQs
shutil.which for those not using Python 3.3 yet.
We found that shutilwhich 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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