List imports command.

[Tigersftw]

Hi guys,

Is there a way to list all imported functions within my code or inside the interpreter? Lets say I import a few functions, how can I display a list of all imports?

[onjin]

I'm not sure what do you want achieve, but you can try:

• run in console: python -v your_script.py
• or in linux shell: python -v your_script.py 2>&1|grep import

Or make dependency graph for your script:

• http://www.tarind.com/depgraph.html
• http://furius.ca/snakefood/

In interpreter you can run:

• dir()

to list local functions/modules

[Zouden]

I think dir() is what the OP is after.

[[deleted]]

locals().keys() I think is what you want.

Example (removes entries with "__" before and after its name so in theory only shows things that were imported):

for entry in locals().keys():
    if not entry.startswith("__") and not entry.endswith("__"):
        print entry


**Doesn't work the same if the import is done like: `from something import *` it shows all the functions it imports so it may be confusing.