To run this over your code, provide the root path to your files, like so:
python -m star_destroyer /path/to/files
This would scan all *.py files anywhere under /path/to/files. The path
you provide should be a path as it would appear in sys.path -- thus, if you
want to process a package, provide the path to the parent of the package
directory, not the package directory itself.
Running with just a path will print out the results of the scan and the edits
that would be made, without actually performing the edits. If you want
star_destroyer to actually edit your files to replace all the import *
statements, run it with the -e option, like so:
python -m star_destroyer -e /path/to/files
star_destroyer has been tested with Python 2.7 and Python 3.5. Run it using
the same version of Python that your code is written for. PYTHONPATH should
also be set as it would be set during a normal run of your code; it will be
used to find other modules that your code imports.
To run the tests, execute py.test using Python 2.7 or Python 3.5.