Import custom module to Django

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I’m making a django app and cannot import a custom module inside the views.py file.

I’m trying to import class "Integrate" from auth.py inside modules folder from integrations/views.py

I tried placing __init.py__ inside the app folder and modules folder but still doesn’t work.

views.py:

from ..modules.auth import Integrate

Powershell:

from ..modules.auth import Integrate
ValueError: Attempted relative import beyond toplevel package

Asked By: Biswajit Chopdar

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Answer 1

I do this a lot in my projects. Creating custom modules and importing them.

Try this:

from modules.auth import Integrate

Answered By: nik_m

Answer 2

You can use this :

from .models import Integrate

It will be work for use models

Answered By: Omid Reza Heidari

Answer 3

I am pretty certain I had this exact problem.
It helps if you make the directory holding the module a ‘Sources Root’
You right click on the directory and down the bottom of the pop-up is ‘Mark Directory As’ option.
AFAIK this adds that directory to the PythonPath so the module in there will be found.

Answered By: fred tingey

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