How to use the quilt3.api._list_packages function in quilt3
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quiltdata / quilt / api / python / quilt3 / imports.py View on Github 
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name_parts = module.__name__.split('.')
registry = get_from_config('default_local_registry')
if module.__name__ == 'quilt3.data':
# __path__ must be set even if the package is virtual. Since __path__ will be
# scanned by all other finders preceding this one in sys.meta_path order, make sure
# it points to someplace lacking importable objects
module.__path__ = MODULE_PATH
return module
elif len(name_parts) == 3: # e.g. module.__name__ == quilt3.data.foo
namespace = name_parts[2]
# we do not know the name the user will ask for, so populate all valid names
for pkg in _list_packages():
pkg_user, pkg_name = pkg.split('/')
if pkg_user == namespace:
module.__dict__[pkg_name] = Package._browse(pkg, registry=registry)
module.__path__ = MODULE_PATH
return module
else:
assert False
