I don't know about a typical python way, but i'd like to know as well ;) Personally i have a project for my project foo, which has foo/__init__.py # with all the other modules doc/ # documentation is always a good idea script/ # everything executable, which later goes into 'bin' directories by installing setup.py README, INSTALL, ... and other standard stuff
Of course often there is other stuff floating around in the base directory, like some quick test scripts or sketches. And then my version control system has an additional directory. My tests are mostly within the modules. def test(): return True if __name__ == "__main__": test() My __init__.py tests every module, if executed directly. So far my system works. It probably would be good to seperate tests, if they get bigger. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
