That's why you have an entry point script, or even several, as I alluded to earlier. You can use your setup.py to provide those, and those scripts can even be named such as you describe. But editing the Python path is still always wrong, for technical reasons.
Python quite often is meant to have only one right way of doing something. The language is built that way.
Thanks for the recommendation. I'm definitely going to read it as that's pretty much my next thing to do, understand what I need to put in the setup.py. Thanks again!
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That's why you have an entry point script, or even several, as I alluded to earlier. You can use your
setup.pyto provide those, and those scripts can even be named such as you describe. But editing the Python path is still always wrong, for technical reasons.Python quite often is meant to have only one right way of doing something. The language is built that way.
As I haven't yet been able to write the article on
setup.py, please read this article by Chris Warrick: chriswarrick.com/blog/2014/09/15/p...Thanks for the recommendation. I'm definitely going to read it as that's pretty much my next thing to do, understand what I need to put in the setup.py. Thanks again!