Is there a way to find all imports in a folder?

[skjerns]

I want to display all dependencies of scripts in one folder, including subfolders.

How can I display them, without having them listed per file?

[mgedmin]

Do the scripts end with .py? If so, findimports /path/to/your/folder will work. If not, a shell one-liner might help, like find /path/to/folder -type f | xargs -r findimports

[skjerns]

Yes, but my problem is that they are listed for each script separately.
What I would need is a list of imports that are done overall, not per script (kind like a dependency list)

[mgedmin]

Then I'm not sure findimports can help you...

[jimklo]

it seems like with a little shell magic you could do this...

Wouldn't something like this work do what you're looking for?

findimports ./ | grep -v ":" | sed 's/\..*$//g' | sort | uniq

The above can be augmented to work with find as well.