Make si.py a real file again

Author: rprospero

sasdata/quantities/__init__.py

@@ -457,28 +457,3 @@ def format_name(name: str):
     units = importlib.import_module(".units", "sasdata.quantities")
     # Execute the code that we've created within that module
     exec(fid.getvalue(), units.__dict__)
-
-
-with StringIO() as fid:
-    si_unit_names = [values.plural for values in base_si_units + derived_si_units if values.plural != "grams"] + [
-        "kilograms"
-    ]
-    si_unit_names.sort()
-
-    fid.write("from sasdata.quantities.units import (\n")
-
-    for name in si_unit_names:
-        fid.write(f"    {name},\n")
-
-    fid.write(")\n")
-    fid.write("\nall_si = [\n")
-
-    for name in si_unit_names:
-        fid.write(f"    {name},\n")
-
-    fid.write("]\n")
-
-    # Load the units module
-    si = importlib.import_module(".si", "sasdata.quantities")
-    # Execute the code that we've created within that module
-    exec(fid.getvalue(), si.__dict__)

sasdata/quantities/si.py

@@ -1,3 +1,41 @@
-# This file is intentionally blank.  It needs to exist so that the
-# module loader can load it as a module, but the actual contents are
-# dynamically created in __init__.py
+from sasdata.quantities.units import (
+    seconds,
+    meters,
+    kilograms,
+    amperes,
+    kelvin,
+    hertz,
+    newtons,
+    pascals,
+    joules,
+    watts,
+    coulombs,
+    volts,
+    ohms,
+    farads,
+    siemens,
+    webers,
+    tesla,
+    henry,
+)
+
+all_si = [
+    seconds,
+    meters,
+    kilograms,
+    amperes,
+    kelvin,
+    hertz,
+    newtons,
+    pascals,
+    joules,
+    watts,
+    coulombs,
+    volts,
+    ohms,
+    farads,
+    siemens,
+    webers,
+    tesla,
+    henry,
+]