Smoother Python development with automatic imports | pyflyby #python

Setting up neovim and ipython to automatically import my most commonly used modules has made my python editing experience so much more fluid and smooth. pyflyby enables this for me and is definitely an underutilized library that you should add to your python workflow.

I forgot to my noise filters back on, please forgive me, I did my best to fix it in post.

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00:00 crush those refactorings with pyflyby
00:30 intro
01:30 configuring pyflyby with your own custom imports
02:00 using pyflyby to automatically import libraries in python
03:30 pyflyby also imports libraries automatically in jupyter
05:15 using pyflyby's tidy-imports to automatically import python libraries in vim
06:45 nvim example
07:30 pyflyby supports all the python import formats
08:15 pyflyby with __init__.py files
09:00 using pyflyby's cli command to run python one-liners at the command line

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[RodrigoStuchi]

WOW, that's was super cool stuff, this improves a ton any workflow.
Thanks 👏👏👏

[reiko]

I am getting this error in ipython: The pyflyby module is not an IPython extension. When I try to load manually the extension: %load_ext pyflyby but I have also tried to create a script in the /startup same error.

[solomonxie]

Wonderful! How did you customize the error message? It looks legit!

[zheli]

omg great vim setting do you have video to introduce it?

[gizlikullanc]

You are doing a good job while sharing videos like this but your whispering is really distracting for me. I don't want to dislike because I do not want to demoralize you in any way but I'm afraid I can't keep watching your videos. I hope you find a solution to this :)