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What would be the best directory structure strategy to share a utilities module across my python projects? As the common modules would be updated with new functions I would not want to put them in the python install directory.
project1/
project2/
sharedUtils/
From project1 I can not use “import ..\sharedUtils”, is there any other way? I would rather not hardcode the “sharedUtils” location
Thanks in advance
Make a separate standalone package? And put it in the /site-packages of your python install?
There is also my personal favorite when it comes to development mode: use of symlinks and/or
*.pthfiles.