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Vimpy is a vim-plugin which can be used to (semi) automatically add new import lines to your python scripts. When you run vimpy it will evaluate the line at the cursor position. If it finds any missing / undefined names it will try to automagically resolve what (sub)module(s) is/are missing and add the needed import lines to the top of the python script.
When the import line to be added is in the simple / direct format (eg. import os) impy will not need any help unless it can't find the module in the $PYTHONPATH. Relative imports (eg. from foo import blah) are more tricky. If the relative import is from a module that has already been imported / added as an importline impy should be fine. If it's a new module however vimpy will most likely need some help and (optionally) prompt for the module the relative import is importing from.
Vimpy follows the PEP8 guidelines. Imports are grouped in the following order: stdlib imports, third-party imports and local imports with a blank line between each section and two blank lines after the last importline.
This option controls whether impy will ask for help when it cannot resolve a relative import by itself.
let g:vimpy_prompt_resolve = 1
If this option is set vimpy will remove import lines for unused modules.
let g:vimpy_remove_unused = 1
Checks the line at the cursor's position for new imports.
:VimpyCheckLine
Vimpy relies on 'pyflakes' for its missing import decection magic. This third-party module can be installed using pip or downloaded from pypi: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyflakes.
Plugin github page @ http://github.com/dbsr/vimpy
You can contact me at dydrmntion -AT- gmail -DOT- com.