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RE: Use nectar without using hive-nectar?

6 days ago

How do you organize python code for larger projects?

For NodeJS, I find it more intuitive to split up code into submodules with imports and exports.

For python, its less intuitive to me and I end up with a ton of code in a single file. But I would prefer to have smaller files with clear separation of concerns.

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@thecrazygm65

6 days ago(edited)

I break it up into submodules and include the bits and pieces as needed. The easiest way to start a project with submodules is to us uv init --lib and it make the file structure modular instead of (uv init same as uv init --app) or uv init --script which is all one file.

and in pyproject i'll give a script path: e.g. synergy = synergy:main which pulls the main function out of __init__.py

by doing that it will give me an executable: in this cases .venv/bin/synergy or i can run it as a module e.g. python3 -m synergy

Although, you did just give me some ideas for post content. :)

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@ecotheexploiter48

6 days ago

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