fiximports 0.1.11.dev1

Example

Fix imports allows you to automatically turn:

from any_module import d, f
from other_module import z, x
from any_module import (b,
                        e)
from any_module import a, \
                       c

from a_module_that_should_be import at, after, all_others

into:

from any_module import a
from any_module import b
from any_module import c
from any_module import d
from any_module import e
from any_module import f
from other_module import x
from other_module import z

from a_module_that_should_be import after
from a_module_that_should_be import all_others
from a_module_that_should_be import at

Fiximport installation

$ pip install fiximports

Development environment

$ virtualenv env
$ source env/bin/activate
$ pip install --upgrade -e .
$ pip install -r test-requirements.txt
$ python setup.py --version

Executing tests

$ python setup.py test

Updating AUTHORS, ChangeLog

Source distribution:

$ python setup.py sdist

Binary distribution:

$ python setup.py bdist

Wheels:

$ python setup.py bdist_wheel

Universal Wheels:

python setup.py bdist_wheel --universal

Update the dependencies for tests

$ pip-compile test-requirements.in

Generating the documentation

$ python setup.py docs

Release and upload to Pypi

Here is the manual release procedure.

• Commit everything localy

• Create the release tag

  git tag 0.?.?

• Create you source distribution to regenerate ChangeLog properly

  $ python setup.py sdist

• Overwrite the release tag

  git tag --force 0.?.?

• Push to Github, create a release with the same tag

• Build source and distribution:

  $ rm -rfv dist/*
  $ python setup.py bdist
  $ python setup.py bdist_wheel
  $ python setup.py bdist_wheel --universal

• Upload distributions:

  $ twine upload dist/*