If I have a library like:
MyPackage:
__init__.py
SubPackage1
__init__.py__init__.pyBut I want that users can import moduleA like import MyPackage.moduleA directly. Can I implement this by write some rules in MyPackage/__init__.py?
In MyPackage/__init__.py, import the modules you want available from the subpackages:
from __future__ import absolute_import # Python 3 import behaviour from .SubPackage1 import moduleA from .SubPackage2 import moduleD This makes both moduleA and moduleD globals in MyPackage. You can then use:
from MyPackage import moduleA and that'll bind to the same module, or do
import MyPackage myPackage.moduleA to directly access that module.
However, you can't use
from MyPackage.moduleA import somename as that requires moduleA to live directly in MyPackage; a global in the __init__ won't cut it there.
