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Module for remote in-memory Python package/module loading through HTTP/S
As of now, `httpimport` works for only public repositories. For developers in companies, enterprise environments, and generally people that work in private repositories a method is needed to remotely load...
This feature should operate in a similar fashion to `httpimport.INSECURE = True` but instead `httpimport.VERIFY = False` to allow self signed certificates. For example: ```python import httpimport httpimport.VERIFY = False...
Starting a Python process with preinstalled remote repos would be useful. Something like the following: ```sh $ python -m httpimport --insecure github://operatorequals/covertutils http://somerepo:8000/python-packages [...] >>> import covertutils >>> ``` For...
This is quite self explanatory. It is quite useful to have a log of all the requests made by this module, maybe by a different logger than the `httpimport` one:...
HTTP/S Proxy Support might be useful in case a host cannot directly connect to the Web. It could be implemented by just passing a proxy list to a Global Variable...
Hi! First of all thank you for your library. John can you please confirm that httpimport works with remote libraries and packages only if: - these remote libraries/packages are full...
Hi! httpimport is ok with GitHub, it would be useful to have also Dropbox support. But it is not fundamental. Thank you for your support John, Bye
Not sure if this is something that's feasible, but there are multiple packages that required .so files to work, such as psutil. Is there a possibility of supporting packages like...
When we want to import cv2 library It shows module not found error. I know that we need to install it by opencv-python but we can't use the statement "import...