Let's say I have this:
script.py
module/
__init__.py # just contains: __all__ = ['foo', 'bar']
foo.py # has a function called foo
bar.py # has a function called bar
If from script.py I do from module import * it works, but to call the foo or bar function I have to do foo.foo() / bar.bar().
Is there any way to have the foo and bar functions in the namespace, so I could call them by just doing foo() / bar() ?
Edit: The accepted answer works for this example case, but upon testing it doesn't seem to work if a file has a number in it's name.
For example, if you add a file named bar2.py with an function called hello to the module folder, and edit the __init__.py accordingly, then in the script.py you arent't be able to call the hello function directly (by just doing hello()) on the script, though you can do bar2.hello(), which works but isn't exactly what I want.
Edit: After a lot of testing I have found that by removing the __all__ and just keeping the imports it works.
