A lazy way to import modules: after modifying the "import" command.

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Github: https://github.com/Magic-Abracadabra/magic-import

ModuleNotFound? Cast a Magic Spell on the "Import" Command!

[🎬 Demo](https://github.com/Magic-Abracadabra/magic-import/blob/main/Demo.mp4)

A brief way to use your codes. Just copy the source code to start with.

from pip import main
from importlib.metadata import distributions
installed_packages = [dist.metadata['Name'] for dist in distributions()]
normal_import = __builtins__.__import__

def install(name, globals=None, locals=None, fromlist=(), level=0):
    __builtins__.__import__ = normal_import
    if name not in installed_packages:
        main(['install', '-U', name])
    name = normal_import(name, globals, locals, fromlist, level)
    __builtins__.__import__ = install
    return name

__builtins__.__import__ = install


# start coding from here

Now, the python keyword ✨import✨ has been in a magic spell. Modules of the latest version can be installed before your following imports.

For Example:

If you don't have the numpy,

import numpy as np

will install it first, and then this module will be successfully imported. Yeah, that easy.

After importing one package, the following libraries will work, too:

import pyaudio, pymovie, pyautogui, ...