Can objects be pulled into the top namespace level when using Python's implicit namespace support?

Question

I have a project that I'd like to restructure to use Python's native implicit namespacing. I have code that I'd like to interface with like this:

from mypackage import Foo
from mypackage.admin import Bar

The admin sub-package is in a completely separate repository. The files are organized like this:

mypackage
│
└─ core
   │  __init__.py
   │  file.py
   │  foo (contains class 'Foo')
   │  ...

And similarly the subpackage:

mypackage
│
└─ admin
   │  __init__.py
   │  bar.py (contains class Bar)
   │  another_folder
   │ ...

I had to place everything in my original package into a top level core subpackage to make the shared namespace work:

from mypackage.core import Foo
from mypackage.admin import Bar

Is there a way I can structure this so I can access everything in my core package at the top level, as below?

from mypackage import Foo
from mypackage.admin import Bar

I'm import-ing things as appropriate in the __init__.py files, but I don't know how to pull objects into the top-level namespace (if it's even supported).

Answer 1

Thanks to this question which is nearly a duplicate, it turns out this isn't possible when using namespaces.