Make uix widgets accessible with "from kivy.uix import Button..."

It seems almost trivial, but would it be possible to make some of the more commonly used/base widgets accessible in the kivy/uix/__init__.py module?

This would mean instead of needing to do the following:

from kivy.uix.button import Button
from kivy.uix.label import Label
...
from kivy.uix.scatter import Scatter

You only need to do the following:

from kivy.uix import Label, Button, ... , Scatter

The reason for this request is mainly to help tidy up the imports a little and means it isn’t necessary to write a 30 almost identical lines when wanting to import 30 different widgets.

As far as I can tell, you would just need to import the desired classes into the kivy/uix/__init__.py module and adjust the __all__ variable like so:

# kivy/uix/__init__.py

from kivy.uix.button import Button
from kivy.uix.label import Label
...
from kivy.uix.scatter import Scatter

__all__ = ['Button', 'Label', ..., 'Scatter']

[ghost]

Worth mentioning that Factory provides easy import if you need it;

from kivy.factory import Factory

lbl = Factory.Label(text="Hello World")

class MyScatter(Factory.Scatter):
    pass

[inclement]

I’m referring to the reason not to have this type of import - if all the widgets are imported by __init__.py it imposes a minor perfomance penalty whenever you import any widget, since all of their files are loaded. This penalty would be quite small though, I don’t know if it’s important (though on Android these things can be relevant even if negligible on the desktop).