I've the following source code structure
/testapp/
/testapp/__init__.py
/testapp/testmsg.py
/testapp/sub/
/testapp/sub/__init__.py
/testapp/sub/testprinter.py
where testmsg
defines the following constant:
MSG = "Test message"
and sub/testprinter.py
:
import testmsg
print("The message is: {0}".format(testmsg.MSG))
But I'm getting ImportError: No module named testmsg
Shouldn't it be working since the package structure? I don't really want to extend sys.path in each submodule and I don't even want to use relative import.
What am I doing wrong here?
It all depends on which script you run. That script's path will be added to python's search path automatically.
Make it the following structure:
Then run
TestApp/run_test.py
first:Then
TestApp/testapp/sub/testprinter.py
could do:More good hints here;
This question has the answer - dynamic importing:
How to import a python file in a parent directory
Here's something I made to import anything. Of course, you have to still copy this script around to local directories, import it, and
use
the path you want.Use relative import like below