Importing a lot of modules from custom package
import, module, package, python
Solution
In `__init__.py`, you can:
import a, b, c, d...
and then the modules will be placed in the `package` namespace after you do `import package`.
You you really want to names `a`, `b`, etc. in main.py's namespace, and have this happen with no effort, you can't really avoid `from package import *`; any other method of importing them all implicitly is going to be just as bad, since it involves polluting the namespace with names you don't explicitly import.
Problem
Say i have this this structure. ``` MyApp ├── main.py └── package ├── __init__.py ├── a.py ├── b.py ├── c.py ├── d.py ├── e.py ├── f.py ├── g.py ├── h.py ├── ... └── z.py ``` And in `main.py` I need to use all modules, from `a.py` to `z.py` I'd like to know how I can import all those modules with one import statement. So instead of doing ``` from package import a from package import b ... from package import z ``` I could just import the package and have all the modules ready. Things I've tried ``` import package a = package.a.A() # AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'a' ``` Now I know I could put a code in `__init__.py` to add all the modules to `__all__`, but from what I've read, we should avoid 'from package import *' The reason for this is that the package might have an increasing number of modules and I would like to adding an import statement to the main code each time a module is created. Ideally I'd like to be able to just drop the module in the package and have it ready for use.