I would say though that some might find it bad form to put class
definitions and extensive code into the __init__.py of the package, as
really what it is meant for is initialization. Personally I feel it is more
appropriate to do this:
mypackage/
__init__.py
myclass.py
*__init__.py*
from myclass import MyClass
__all__ = ["MyClass"]
If you end up with a package (directory) with just an __init__.py, then
what you really wanted was a single module file.
The kinds of things I put in my __init__.py (if they have anything at all)
are import that aggregate subpackages, or initialization code that has to
take the current platform into consideration. Basically anything that
should set up the package.
On Sun, May 11, 2014 at 9:59 PM, Marcus Ottosson <[email protected]>wrote:
> You’d be rather unique in doing that and I wouldn’t consider it very
> Pythonic, making it an extra barrier for readers of your code to grasp.
>
> Instead, you could define a class in your __init__.py and inherit from
> that.
>
> Folders with __init__.py files are called “Packages” and can be treated
> much like a class.
>
> import mypackage
> mypackage.MyClass()
> class MyNewClass(mypackage.MyClass):
> pass
>
> This would be called working with namespaces, which is very Pythonic.
>
>
> On 11 May 2014 10:51, Jeremy YeoKhoo <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Hey gu
>> I'm starting to cleanup my code, and since I've self taught programming
>> from the get go and arent aware of some basic things. I have a question,.
>> In regards to an __init__.py file. Can I use a folder that contains a
>> __init__.py as an inherited object? And if I can, how do i structure the
>> code?
>>
>>
>> So if Car folder has __init__ how do I the call:
>>
>> class sportscar(car):
>> def __init__(self, car.__init__):
>> print "go vroom"
>>
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