module_dependencies

The module_dependencies Python module can be used to determine which sections of some arbitrary Python module are most frequently used, allowing you to prioritise your development efforts appropriately. For example:

>>> from module_dependencies import Module
>>> module = Module("nltk", count=1000)
>>> module.plot()

Beyond simply plotting this data, it can also be returned in machine-readable formats. See the general Module documentation for more information.

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Alternatively, module_dependencies allows for determining the dependencies or imports of a given Python file, for example:

from module_dependencies import Source
from pprint import pprint

# This creates a Source instance for this file itself
src = Source.from_file(__file__)

pprint(src.dependencies())
pprint(src.imports())

This program outputs:

['module_dependencies.Source.from_file', 'pprint.pprint']
['module_dependencies', 'pprint']

See the general Source documentation for more information.

Furthermore, the general API Reference documentation has more examples and details on module_dependencies.