Nested directories and classes in python libraries

Question content

Efficient import

There are several nested directories in this library I'm building, some nested directories have no files but others don't, or each directory has one or more class files.

The library is basically ported from another language and I have to keep the structure the same.

I'm looking for code organization and module access without duplication in import statements

mylib
├── foo
│   ├── bar
│      └── baz.py (class baz) 
├
test
    ── foo
       ├── bar
           ── test_baz.py

The problem I have is the duplication in the import statement

from mylib.foo.bar.baz import baz

Is there any way to avoid .baz appearing in the import statement?

Tried (without any real success)

In the __init__ file, I've tried this without any real effect.

import baz.baz import Baz

__all__ = [
  "Baz"
]

Correct answer

You can use from .baz import Baz# in mylib/foo/bar/__init__.py ##.

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