I started making a package (an executable in fact) and made a small program that contains several files in a directory structure:
my_app_proj
|-setup.py
|-my_app
|-my_app.py
|-__init__.py
|-lib
|-libA.py
|-libB.py
In the file my_prog.py
, I have something like:
from lib import libA
from lib import libB
But when I want to create my package with setup.py
,the import directives are no longer operational because they are not in the PYTHONPATH.
Obviously since I am in the parent directory of the my_prog
directory.
One solution is to add in the file __init__.py
the path of my_prog
in the python path, but I find it crappy.
Is there a more elegant solution?
You can use relative import :
from .lib import libA