SysPath is a package to easily set common paths into sys.path. Instead
of having to do a lot of path manipulation to properly import files, a
file can import from SysPath instead.
pip install syspath
To append the current file's directory to sys.path:
import syspath
syspath.append_current_path()
# or
from syspath import current_path
To append the current file's parent directory to sys.path:
import syspath
syspath.append_parent_path()
# or
from syspath import parent_path
To append the current file's git repository root to sys.path:
import syspath
syspath.append_git_root()
# or
from syspath import git_root
Each of the shortcut modules also provide a path variable that can be
used to get the path added.
pip install -e .[test]
ruff check .
mypy . --strict
coverage run -m unittest
coverage report -m
ruff check .
CHANGELOG.mdsyspath/__version__.pyFAQs
Easily add common paths to sys.path
We found that syspath demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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