import rich all the things 💪🏻

[ewels]

I understand that for performance reasons it makes sense to only import the specific parts of packages that you intend to use. However in my (limited) experience, rich seems to be one of the few packages I've used which does not work with a global import.

Personally I don't care about a ms here or there and I like being more verbose when I call package methods in code (eg. I quite like doing rich.console.Console because I can see easily where it comes from). In scripts where I use rich a lot I often have 3 or 4 imports for other packages followed by about 6 lines of imports just for rich 😅

Is there another reason beyond performance that rich doesn't work with a global import rich statement? Is it something that could be considered in the future?

As always, thank you for the amazing tool 🙏🏻

Phil