# Description convinent script to adapt python’s sys.path
- # Install
pip install adaptpath
- # Usage
- Say we have dir-tree below:
a / b / c.py x / y / z.py
- Now suppose we are in “z.py” and we want to do this:
from a.b import c
- We can put the lines below ahead of “z.py”
from adaptpath import adaptpath adaptpath.adapt_from_path(2, __file__)
- # Test
pytest test
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