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I wrote a python module called Eule. Yey! I had fun learning about some modern libraries like poetry, ruff and sphinx to organize the environment and make development life cycle easy. However, I do not know precisely what to place on __init__.py at main module folder.

As I posted above, I am able to import and use the library the way it is, but I still feel uncomfortable not knowing the best practices in this regard.

wim
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    You don't *have* to put anything in the `__init__.py` – C.Nivs Feb 27 '23 at 20:14
  • The presence of this file is used as the indicator that some directory represents a Python package. It should also contain any code which is necessary to execute first in order for the package to work correctly (similar to an `__init__` method of a type). Which is more often than not, no code at all. – wim Feb 27 '23 at 20:26
  • Great. I removed all the code existent on it and it works well. Thanks, guys! – Bruno Peixoto Feb 27 '23 at 21:59

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