Remove the import *. Explicitly import what we want to expose.

Before __all__ was used to manage these. But it's clearer to
just import what we want users to see.

Author: theengineear

plotly/graph_objs/__init__.py

@@ -5,40 +5,14 @@
 This package imports definitions for all of Plotly's graph objects. For more
 information, run help(Obj) on any of the following objects defined here.
 
+The reason for the package graph_objs and the module graph_objs is to provide
+a clearer API for users.
 
 """
-from __future__ import absolute_import
-
-from plotly.graph_objs.graph_objs import *
-
-__all__ = ["Data",
-           "Annotations",
-           "Area",
-           "Bar",
-           "Box",
-           "Contour",
-           "Heatmap",
-           "Histogram",
-           "Histogram2d",
-           "Histogram2dContour",
-           "Scatter",
-           "Annotation",
-           "AngularAxis",
-           "ColorBar",
-           "Contours",
-           "ErrorX",
-           "ErrorY",
-           "Figure",
-           "Font",
-           "Layout",
-           "Legend",
-           "Line",
-           "Margin",
-           "Marker",
-           "RadialAxis",
-           "Stream",
-           "Trace",
-           "XAxis",
-           "XBins",
-           "YAxis",
-           "YBins"]
+from . graph_objs import (
+    Data, Annotations, Area, Bar, Box, Contour, Heatmap, Histogram,
+    Histogram2d, Histogram2dContour, Scatter, Annotation, AngularAxis,
+    ColorBar, Contours, ErrorX, ErrorY, Figure, Font, Layout, Legend,
+    Line, Margin, Marker, RadialAxis, Stream, Trace, XAxis, XBins, YAxis,
+    YBins
+)