If this is a binary package then you should just add `skipExt = @["nim"]`.
Thanks for all the helpful advice.
I am trying out this structure:
bin
docs
tests
nim.cfg which contains one line: --path:"../project/"
test_project.nim
test_file1.nim
project.nimble
project
project.nim
file.nim
private
Either call your directory `myNamePkg` (i.e. with a `pkg` suffix), or add
`binDir = "bin"` to your nimble file and compile using `nimble build`, or
compile using `nim c --out:myName src/myName`
[https://gist.github.com/stisa/09474a952a420448778685507d3fbd51](https://gist.github.com/stisa/09474a952a420448778685507d3fbd51)
> the compiler cannot find the imports when building the test files even though
> I have a nim.cfg file.
You can use the compiler option path = "$projectDir".
How do you set up a directory structure for a multi-file project with test
files and doc files? How do you name the files and how do you run tests?
I'm trying to follow this page without much luck:
[https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble#project-structure](https://github.com/nim-lang/nimble#project
