Python: import "import file"

Question

I import a lot of different scripts, so at the top of my file it is cluttered with import statements, that is:

from somewhere.fileA import ...
from somewhere.fileB import ...
from somewhere.fileC import ...
...

Is there a way to move it all somewhere else, and then all I have to do is import this file, and only one clean import?

Answer 1

Of course have; just create a file with a name myimports.pyin the same directory where your main file is, and put your import there. Then you can just use from myimports import *in your main script.

Answer 2

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