mr.igor is a pyflakes extension that will learn where you import things from, and then automatically fill in missing imports from the place they are most often imported.
But how does it know?
"It'th a knack."
Usage: igor [--print | --reap] filename
This script will record all imports from filename in Igor's database, and then add imports at the top of the file for any names that were not imported but were found in the database.
If the --print option is specified then the rewritten file will be written to stdout. (This allows the use of igor as a filter for editors.) Otherwise the file will be modified inplace.
If the --reap option is specified then imports will be added to the database from the specified file, but nothing will be written to stdout and the file will not be modified.
Only "from x import y" style imports are tracked and inserted. Aliases ("from x import y as z") are not supported.
mr.igor stores its database in ~/.mr.igor.db.
Usage with TextMate
Go to the TextMate Bundle Editor and add a new command with the following settings:
Save
Current File
Command(s)
#!/bin/bash
igor --print $TM_FILEPATH
Input
None
Output
Replace Document
Activation
Key Equivalent: ⌘I
Scope Selector
source.python
Now you can save the current file and run it through Igor using the ⌘I keyboard shortcut.
Usage with Vim
The following key mapping will configure ⌘I to run the current file through Igor and then reload the current buffer:
nmap < D-i > :!igor %< CR > < bar > :e!< CR >
Product's homepage
Requirements:
· Python
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Insert imports after initial set of comments, to fix issue when PEP0263 encoding is declared in python files. [naro]
· Updated to be compatible with (and require) pyflakes 0.5. Tested with Python 2.6 and 2.7. [davisagli]
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