Python-packaging Questions
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What is setup.py?
Can anyone please explain what setup.py is and how it can be configured or used?
What is a format of PyPi's requires_dist in JSON API
Pypi provides a json api to query information about packages. it
Why is __main__ name presented as a reason for forbidding relative imports?
Hopefully it's not a duplicate.
Why strings are not read correctly using easydict?
I use the easydict library to set the configurations, but when i store the configuration as strings, it turns the string into a list of the string
R equivalent of python -m module for an R package
I have an r script that can be executed in a terminal with rscript app/myapp.r. the r script is stored in an r package project so
How to call direct imports of libraries in the creation of a Python package
Background i'm trying to create a python package with a semi-complicated structure. i have published a few packages
How to installing dependencies based on users choice at run time in Python?
I have created a sdk which makes use of multiple dependencies for example boto3, azure-storage, google-cloud-datastore etc. now in my code i am
Why i missing dependencies in aws lambda when deploy packages in python?
Trying in aws lambda deploy package using python. installed all imports in a folder where my python script. all imports working in python but when
python setuptools compile fortran code and make an entry points
Here's my directory structure, ├── test │ ├── test.f90 │ ├── __init__.py │ └── test.py
Pypi ImportError: No module named
Importing modules work on github but breaks on pypi allow me to explain, i have a typical file structure resembling the
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Structure of package that can also be run as command line script
I have written a package with the 'standard' minimal
What is 'extra' in pypi dependency?
In requires_dist section of a package's json response from pypi, it is given: requires_dist : [ "bcrypt; extra ==
Import names from many submodules of a package efficiently
I have the following files structure | main.py | apis |--| __init__.py | submodule1 |--| __init__.py |--| main.py |
Packaging Python dependencies in subdirectory for AWS Lambda
I came across an article on serverlesscode.com
if I have some function in __init__.py how to imported this function into current directory code
I use python 3.6: my directory is like: mypackage --__init__.py --manage.py in my
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