To be clear, I'm not suggesting anyone actually should import pkg.__init__ directly. This is to understand potential pitfalls if someone decides to convert a module-only distribution into a package, ...

I have a very complex Python library that is used by several people/projects for different purposes. The structure is basically the same as many Python libraries, but I would like to give the ability ...

I am trying to put in my Bash script a one-liner that would print my python's path python -c 'import sys; for p in sys.path: print(p)' the for keyword is flagged as an invalid syntax I was expecting ...

I've got the following project tree: SomeDir |- script.py |- TestDir | |- test.py script.py is designed to be called in CLI and contains several classes: notably one that does the actual job and one ...

I'm implementing my own Python module package, called jbpy. I'm using setuptools with a pyproject.toml file as the build system. I'm working on Ubuntu 24.04, but I also get the error under WSL on a ...

I want to load a file from my python module using importlib.resources (see also this question). If the file is inside a submodule, this is straight forward (run using python -m, see here): import ...

How to build a python project into a single executable if it has files split in multiple directories? This is my project structure: ├── main.py ├── main.spec ├── src/ │ ├── GUI/ │ │ ├── ...

I'm working on a Pycord bot project, and I'm using Nuitka to compile it. My goal is to compile the main script as a single file (--onefile) for distribution, but still be able to dynamically load ...