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Python functions to get top-level importable names

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pygetimportables

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Python functions to get top-level importable names from a source tree or an already built wheel.

See https://discuss.python.org/t/script-to-get-top-level-packages-from-source-tree/40232?u=astrojuanlu

Installation

To install, run

(.venv) $ pip install pygetimportables

Usage

To get the top-level importable names directly from a source tree:

>>> from pygetimportables import get_top_importables
>>> get_top_importables(".")  # Wait a few seconds, requires working `pip install`
{'pygetimportables'}

To get the top-level importable names from an already built wheel:

(.venv) $ python -m build
...
(.venv) $ python -q
>>> from pygetimportables import get_top_importables_from_wheel
>>> get_top_importables_from_wheel("dist/pygetimportables-0.1.0+d20231204-py3-none-any.whl")  # Fast
{'pygetimportables'}

Development

To run style checks:

(.venv) $ pip install pre-commit
(.venv) $ pre-commit -a

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