python-remote-import
Enable the Python import subsystem to load libraries from remote (e.g. HTTP, S3, SSH).
Install from pip
pip install -U remote_import
Usage
HTTP
Optionally, start a webserver, to test HTTP Remote Import:
git clone git@github.com:kiranmantri/python-remote-import
cd python-remote-import
python -m http.server 7777from remote_import import RemoteImporter
RemoteImporter.add_remote(
namespaces=['test_package'],
base_url='http://0.0.0.0:7777/examples'
)
from test_package.a import main
print(main())
from test_package.b import value
valueGithub
from remote_import import RemoteImporter
RemoteImporter.add_remote(
namespaces=["test_package"],
base_url ='github://kiranmantri:python-remote-import@/examples'
)S3
from remote_import import RemoteImporter
RemoteImporter.add_remote(
namespaces=["test_package"],
base_url ='s3://bucket/folder'
)Install from source
git clone git@github.com:kiranmantri/python-remote-import.git
cd python-remote-import
python install .
Build
git clone git@github.com:kiranmantri/python-remote-import.git
cd python-remote-import
python setup.py bdist_wheel
