ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘app.configs’; ‘app’ is not a package
My project structure is the following:
Python: importing a module from within a function and then using it outside that function
I’m trying to conditionally call a function based on the availability of a module, and that availability is not known until runtime.
__subclasses__() and import
There are two files with a chain of commands and a dict that dynamically collects all non-abstract commands.
Python can’t see a new module in a directory it already imported from
In this test, I create a new directory (deleting it if it already exists), add it to sys.path, add two simple Python files, and try to import them. I’m using Python 3.11.6.
How to pass a parameter to an import
I have a Python import that is a wrapper for a legacy Windows DLL; the import declares a number of interface functions/wrappers for functions in the DLL (mostly to handle data type differences).
How to know if an object in a python module is imported or defined inside the module itself
let’s assume i have two python modules a, and b.