How to package your code to share with others

[gavlig]

Hey, i want to share a small framework i wrote with my friend and i'm a bit confused about that.
What i have right now:

pyscript/
    bedroom.py
    living_room.py
    modules/
        area_controller.py

With that setup when i do from area_controller import area_controller from my little scripts (bedroom.py and living_room.py) they work and make me happy. However I wanted to share area_controller.py as a git repo but i can't suggest to clone my repo as "modules" folder so i thought i'd put it into a separate folder, but after doing that i can't import area_controller :/ (ModuleNotFoundError) Tried from my_repo_name import area_controller and just import area_controller I'm not super experienced with python, so i might be missing something obvious here but i can't find what exactly.

Also tried to use apps from these docs with the same outcome:
https://hacs-pyscript.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference.html

Any examples of working apps or modules will be greatly appreciated! :)

[craigbarratt]

You should turn your module into a package by putting it in a subdirectory:

pyscript/
    bedroom.py
    living_room.py
    modules/
        area_controller/
            __init__.py

The key thing is that in a package, the main file is always called __init__.py. Then if you want to share your area_controller package you would share the directory pyscript/modules/area_controller.

[gavlig]

Thank you, that helped! I was too stubborn to rename my file for some reason XD