I need to import two modules (determined at runtime) in the same package and I was wondering if it could be done with one import_module command.
Basically, I want the equivalent of
from some_package import module1, module2
Ways I could do it:
import_module once for each module__init__.py import the two modules, then import the package__import__, but this doesn't use importlib and is discouraged by the docs.There are probably more ways to do it than this. Can it be done with a single call to import_module? Failing that, is there a way to do this that is considered the standard way?
One call? Probably not. You can however do:
for module in modules:
importlib.import_module(module)
or:
map(importlib.import_module, module)
Why does it matter if it's more than one call? The internal implementation of all the ways to import is probably serial and individual 'calls' either way.
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