Python auto importer for Sublime Text

Question

I believe Sublime Text is by far the most optimized and powerful "text editor".

However, for writing any code you need some IDE-like features that help you write code faster and more efficiently and that's where sublime plugins come into the picture, there are a lot of plugins using which you can get similar features like any IDE.

But one thing I couldn't replicate which was auto-generating python import statement, I have tried many plugins LSP, conda, Jedi etc, but none of them worked or were too hard to setup and most of them are now inactive projects so if i had any issues it was harder to get resolution.

Answer 1

Introducing PyRock

After desperate attempts i decided to build a plugin called PyRock whose "First" objective was to generate Python import statements for libraries installed in your Python virtual as well as global environment or from your project codebase, it does all very seamlessly.

Its very easy to use too, just the install the plugin using sublime package control and if you have python set globally it will scan its package automatically, and it also supports for scanning your virtual environment too, just follow the readme to update the setting and you are good to go.

So I do request anyone who works with Python and is in love with Sublime Text do try PyRock.

There are lots of utility feature which i am planning to add which will help working with python more easily and efficiently. So please do try it, because it motivates me to work on it more often.

Its open sourced so if you want to contribute to it, you are more then welcome. Github repo