Hello,
What I would like to do is to package a private python package without
exposing it's internals. Here is the setup:
* module - This is a module that contains the main code
* script - This is a python script which handles some argument parsing
stuff and then imports the module code to do main parts of the work
For example a minimal package example might look like this:
package/
├── module/
│ └── __init__.py
├── scripts/
│ └── script
└── setup.py
I know how to package this so that everything is installed to the normal
places in the system. However, this allows the user to import it
directly from the system interpreter. What I would ideally like is for
the module code to be put somewhere off the regular system path and then
have the binary "know" how to find it. I know how to hack this sort of
thing together (say by hard-coding things using e.g. sys.path), but what
I was wondering if there was any "standard" way of doing this that I am
unaware of.
If this is the wrong list, then please direct me to a better place.
Thanks for any help!
Cheers,
Thomas
