I have a project with a structure similar to this:
project_name
|_ module_1
|_ submodule1
|_ file1.py
|_ module_2
|_ filea.py
|_ fileb.py
|_ setup.py
If I create a bdist_wheel
from it, when installing I will get the files and module folder directly under site-packages
.
I can add another level to the tree, like so:
project_name
some_name
|_ module_1
|_ submodule1
|_ file1.py
|_ module_2
|_ filea.py
|_ fileb.py
|_ setup.py
and then I get everything installed under some_name
in site-packages
.
Question is, can I achieve the same by somehow setting top_level
or by other means that doesn't require adding another folder to the hierarchy (code is like in former in GIT)?
Maybe something like the following could work, but I am not sure (haven't tested it), it might also be required to exclude setup.py
somehow, I would not recommend it anyway:
import setuptools
setuptools.setup(
packages=['some_name', 'some_name.module_1'],
package_dir={'some_name': '../project_name'},
# ...
)
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