On Sat, 2010-30-01 at 08:14 +0530, Umang wrote:
> What is the best directory structure for a python application?
>
> If I have a package called foo that installs a script called foo and
> a
> package called foo, this is what I would do:
>
> foo python script
> Foo/ package
Looking at /usr/local/ on my system where I have 'sphinx' and
'mercurial' installed, I see:
1. mercurial
BINDIR/hg
LIBDIR/mercurial
LIBDIR/hgext
2. sphinx
BINDIR/sphinx-*
LIBDIR/sphinx/
Where LIBDIR concatenates 'python', 'site-packages', FOO-V.egg
A common solution seems to be not giving the script the same name as the
package so you might try:
BINDIR/fubar
LIBDIR/foo/
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