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This is slightly confusing, actually, the thing after a
from x import
ideally shouldn't be a module; if you have an__init__.py
and it contains atest_projects
orutils
object, you'll get that instead of the module. But it's a bit special for.
imports, since you are required to usefrom
with a relative import.I believe you are guaranteed to have the test directory as the first on the path in PyTest, so this could be just
import test_projects
, etc? Also, we couldfrom .test_projects import new_c_project
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Some of the exiting ones are written this way, so I'd probably leave it for now, and eventually rewrite them properly (see
test_0_basic.py
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Yeah, I first wanted to suggest
import .test_projects
, but apparently that only works in thefrom ... import ...
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Not sure I agree, e.g.
from numpy import linalg
from django import models
from tensorflow import keras
... also I'd rather rely on the__init__.py
file being empty than rely on the value ofsys.path
. I expect tools like mypy or language servers to be able to read the code better without relying on asys.path
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from numpy import linalg
is an often used shortcut forimport numpy.linalg as linalg
, but it is confusing - a reader can't tell if linalg is a package or an object. We are stuck with it, but I wish the language wasn't ambiguous. Ideally, relative imports probably should import objects,from .test_projects import new_c_project
.Relative imports also don't work if you don't execute it as a package;
python test_before_all.py
will fail. (ImportError: attempted relative import with no known parent package
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If you try to rewrite it, you have to either run it interactively or look up the source. For example:
And, if you need to look up the source, is there an
a/b.py
or ana/__init__.py
file with a b in it, or is it a file? (I often teach Python, this sort of thing can be a pain point...)There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I use relative imports a lot, but they have downsides, especially for new users who do not know how to set up a proper environment. They have to be in a loaded package; it's not only "in the same directory". So
python x.py
inside a package fails if there are relative imports inx
; I thinkpython outer/x.py
fails too (I could be wrong). If you stick aif __name__ == "__main__"
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I also use absolute imports a lot...
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I do know someone who will not do any import except
import a.b.c
, and always uses fully qualified names. That's it. No shortening. It drive me crazy seeingnumpy.stuff
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FWIW (given we're on this tangent anyway?), I tend to not like
from module import thing
either. Often,module.thing
is not so much longer to write, should be auto-completed, and we're not trying to save bytes in code anyway? But yes,numpy
tonp
just becomes a habit, after a while :-)