Tutorial Presentation at PyCon'2015. April 9, 2015. Montreal.
David Beazley (@dabeaz), http://www.dabeaz.com
This tutorial assumes the use of Python 3.4 or newer. Certain examples in sections 8 and 9 require the use of Python 3.5.
The official website for this tutorial is http://www.dabeaz.com/modulepackage/index.html
basic_package/ : A very simple package consisting of multiple files.
package_assembly/ : An example of assembling a package from submodules
by exporting symbols in __init__.py files.
decorator_assembly/: Assemble a package from submodules using a special
@export decortor.
main_wrapper : An example of writing a module that wraps around a script
using the -m option.
No code samples for this part.
namespace_package : A simple namespace package example.
telly : A package that uses namespace packages to allow for user-extensible submodules.
mini_import : A minimalistic implementation of the import statement.
subpackage_cycle : A package where submodules import each other in a cycle.
import_patch : An example of patching the builtin __import__() function.
reload_instances : A class that detects reloading and updates instances.
reload_func : A context manager that allows reloadable functions to be declared.
trial_import : A module that tests for another module with import
check_import : A module that tests for another module using module specs.
lazy_import : A module that only executes when accessed for the first time.
watcher : A simple import hook.
autoinstall : An import hook that automatically installs missing modules.
redisimport : An import hook that loads modules from Redis.
webhook : An import hook that allows URLs to be placed on sys.path.