Hi,
I've reorganized my Python project to be under a same name umbrella.
My project can now be seen as multiple subsystems than can depend on
each other. That means that every sub-package can now be distributed
alone so that only required dependencies can be installed.
The old structure:
/
├─ myproj/
│ ├─ __init__.py
│ ├─ mod1.py
│ ├─ subpackage1/
│ └─ subpackage2/
└─ setup.py
The new structure:
/
├─ myproj/
│ ├─ common/
│ │ └─ mod1.py
│ ├─ subpackage1/
│ ├─ subpackage2/
│ └─ __init__.py
└─ setup.py
As you can see not much has changed except that `myproj` is now a
`namespace package
<https://packaging.python.org/guides/packaging-namespace-packages/>`_
and that sub-packages ``common``, ``subpackage1`` and ``subpackage2``
can now be distributed independently.
Is it possible, still keeping one unique ``setup.py`` file, to create
3 independent packages?
* ``myproj.common``
* ``myproj.subpackage1``
* ``myproj.subpackage2``
Also I'd like to specify that when installing ``myproj.subpackage1``,
``myproj.common`` is required or that ``myproj.subpackage2`` will
require both ``myproj.common`` and ``myproj.subpackage1``.
Regards,
Jimmy
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