This is the situation. I'm using Python 3.6
I currently have the next folder organization:
/MainProject
__init__.py
/Folder1
pyscript1.py
pyscript2.py
__init__.py
/Folder2
pyscript3.py
__init__.py
So, I'm trying to get a function that exists in pyscript1.py from pyscript3. I've also added a init.py at every level. Inside pyscript3.py I tried the following:
from . import Folder1
Giving the error:
ImportError: cannot import name 'Folder1'
Also I tried:
from .Utils import script1
Giving the error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named '__main__.Utils'; '__main__' is not a
package
I know that I can solve it using sys and os in the following manner:
sys.path.append(os.path.realpath('../..'))
But I wanted to know if this is possible without using sys.
解决方案
Note that Folder1 is a directory, the .py scripts are your modules.
In pyscript3 you should be able to go:
from Folder1 import pyscript1
Then you can access a method with name methodname like:
pyscript1.methodname()
Otherwise you can import the method directly like:
from Folder1.pyscript1 import methodname
and use it like:
methodname()
EDIT:
For your program to see Folder1 and Folder2, you need to run your program from the MainProject folder.
Either move pyscript3 to your MainFolder or write another script, let's call it main.py, and call the necessary code to instantiate the class/call the function you want in pyscript3.py.
To summarize, you always want to run the entry module from the base folder of your project.