I have a problem.
- I would like to create/add costume library's for a project in a virtual environment in python with an IDE. Sealed off of the global environment.
How did this problem occurred?
- I dragged the costum-selfmade- library's to the new project and I started using them/changing them. Because there is a init file in this folder, other projects become dependent on these libraries. I fixed it to change the library's names and added the project extension to it. But this is to dirty for my standards/ not sustainable. So I would like to somehow add these custom libraries to a virtual environment and prevent it from creating unwanted dependencies.
Own research for solution:
- I have looked up if there is a way to create a library in a global env. No result.
- Checked the VENV if there is a map with library's/packages. There is one, but I dont know how don't I'm supposed to develop in the virtual environment. If this is the way, please tell me your experience.
Project structure: Main folder project A/ stript folder / transactions_handler(class that helps transactions)
Main folder project B/ stript folder / transactions_handler(class that helps transactions)
problem, the classes in project A that use transactions_handler excidently use the class of project B instate. Very tricky.