I've read quite a bit about relative import's tricky aspects (especially this question). However, the following example is still not working. I have the following project (available on GitHub): He...

I've been here: PEP 328 – Imports: Multi-Line and Absolute/Relative Modules, Packages Python packages: relative imports Python relative import example code does not work Relative imports in Python...

I want to import a module from a subpackage so I went here Relative importing modules from parent folder subfolder and since it was not working I read all the literature here on stack and found a s...

This is the first time I've really sat down and tried python 3, and seem to be failing miserably. I have the following two files: test.py config.py config.py has a few functions defined in it as ...

I have a directory structure similar to the following meta_project project1 __init__.py lib module.py __init__.py notebook_folder notebook.jpynb When working in notebook.jpynb if I ...

My folder structure is as follows ./fff ├── __init__.py ├── fg │   ├── __init__.py │   └── settings │   ├── __init__.py │   └── settings.py └── obng └── test.py I want to import the settings.py i...

I have the following package structure (drastically simplified from a real use case): mypackage/ ├── __init__.py ├── mod1.py │   ├── def func1(): return 1 │   └── ... │ ├── mod2.py │   ├── def func...

Let's say I have the following structure: dir_1 ├── functions.py └── dir_2 └── code.ipynb In, code.ipynb, I simply want to access a function inside functions.py and tried this: from ..funct...

So, my files/folders structure is the following: project/ ├─ utils/ │ ├─ module.py ├─ server/ │ ├─ main.py Inside project/server/main.py I'm trying to import project/utils/module.py using th...

I have been trying for a couple of days to solve the relative import error in my project with no success. I have the following project tree: proj | |---__init__.py | |---lib | |---__init__.py | |--...

Here is my folder structure: Mopy/ # no init.py ! bash/ __init__.py bash.py # <--- Edit: yep there is such a module too bass.py bosh/ __init__.py # contains from .. import bass bsa_files...

In PEP 366 - Main module explicit relative imports which introduced the module-scope variable __package__ to allow explicit relative imports in submodules, there is the following excerpt: When the...

Whenever you use autoimport provided by PyCharm it generates an absolute path import. i.e. from my_package.my_subpackage import my_thing instead of from .my_subpackage import my_thing Is ther...

I'm working on a Python application consisting of a core and multiple independent modules using the core. I'm having difficulty setting up relative imports of packages. app |- __init__.py |- cor...

I've been struggling with imports in my package for the last hour. I've got a directory structure like so: main_package | | __init__.py | folder_1 | | __init__.py | | folder_2 | | | __init_...

I was trying to generate an executable for a simple Python script. My setup.py code looks like this: from distutils.core import setup import py2exe setup(console=["script.py"]) However, I am get...

How would I organize my python imports so that I can have a directory like this. project | \ | __init__.py | src | \ | __init__.py | classes.py | test \ __init__.py tests.py And then inside ...

So I'm using a template set by a co-worker and as a newbie to python I may be missing something very obvious. The main directory has the init file which has a module I need for the main python fil...