The solution is very simple, just add a __init__.py file to the directory
where the package or code you want to import is, and then python will treat
that directory as a package. Then is as simple as just importing the code
like any other third party package. Below is a diagram of best practices
doing this.
package/
|
|----- __init__.py (Empty file)
|------- main_module.py (Contains: import subpackage_1.module_1)
|------- module_0.py (Contains: print('module_0 at parent directory, is imported'))
|
|
|------- subpackage_1/
| |
| |----- __init__.py (Empty file)
| |----- module_1.py (Contains: print('importing other modules from module_1...')
| | import module_0
| | import subpackage_2.module_2
| | import subpackage_1.sub_subpackage_3.module_3)
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| |
| |
| |----- sub_subpackage_3/
| |
| |----- __init__.py (Empty file)
| |----- module_3.py (Contains: print('module_3 at sub directory, is imported'))
|
|------- subpackage_2/
| |
| |----- __init__.py (Empty file)
| |----- module_2.py (Contains: print('module_2 at same level directory, is imported'))