Importing files in a different directory [PYTHON]
Say I have an example project with the following structure:
-app
-venv (dir)
-randomPythonFile.py
-myPythonFiles (dir)
-helloworld.py
I want to import the file helloworld.py - I know I have to add the directory myPythonFiles to the interpreter path which I can do easily, but how do I push those changes to git so others don't have to manually add it to their paths?
python import interpreter
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Say I have an example project with the following structure:
-app
-venv (dir)
-randomPythonFile.py
-myPythonFiles (dir)
-helloworld.py
I want to import the file helloworld.py - I know I have to add the directory myPythonFiles to the interpreter path which I can do easily, but how do I push those changes to git so others don't have to manually add it to their paths?
python import interpreter
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Say I have an example project with the following structure:
-app
-venv (dir)
-randomPythonFile.py
-myPythonFiles (dir)
-helloworld.py
I want to import the file helloworld.py - I know I have to add the directory myPythonFiles to the interpreter path which I can do easily, but how do I push those changes to git so others don't have to manually add it to their paths?
python import interpreter
Say I have an example project with the following structure:
-app
-venv (dir)
-randomPythonFile.py
-myPythonFiles (dir)
-helloworld.py
I want to import the file helloworld.py - I know I have to add the directory myPythonFiles to the interpreter path which I can do easily, but how do I push those changes to git so others don't have to manually add it to their paths?
python import interpreter
python import interpreter
asked Nov 15 '18 at 13:15
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You need an __init__.py file in the directory.
from myPythonFiles import helloworld
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You need an __init__.py file in the directory.
from myPythonFiles import helloworld
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You need an __init__.py file in the directory.
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You need an __init__.py file in the directory.
from myPythonFiles import helloworld
You need an __init__.py file in the directory.
from myPythonFiles import helloworld
answered Nov 15 '18 at 13:16
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