I'm using vs code. I'm running file1.py, it imports a function from file2.py.
The file structure is as follows:
feeds
├── bulk_load
│ ├── __init__.py (empty)
│ └── file2.py
├── __init__.py (empty)
└── file1.py
in file1.py the following works:
from bulk_load.file2 import func123
but the following doesn't:
sys.path.append("bulk_load")
from file2 import func123
Error is
ModuleNotFoundError
No module named file2
I dont really understand why.
You're importing it the wrong way. There's no need to use something like sys.path.append(). bulk_load dir is automatically considered as a module (Python 3.3+), so you should import right from it.
./bulk_load/file2.py
def print_test():
print("Here we go")
./file1.py
from bulk_load.file2 import print_test
print_test()
Run:
$ python ./file1.py
Here we go