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How to use a value from another file inside a class?
I want to make a new file, let's call it "sample2.py" in a folder called "python" in my main folder.
The folder sample2.py has a class called CustomUser, and I would like to add to the CustomUser class some properties from another file that I put in the folder python (but outside the sample2.py class).
I have a lot of files in the folder python, and I would like to add to every class (which is in sample2.py) some properties from all of them. Is it possible?
For example, I have a file in folder "python" called "user.py" which has a class called User. I would like to add some properties from User.py to the CustomUser class.
How can I do it? Thanks.
A:
You can make a Python package from a folder of python scripts like so:
>>> import sys
>>> sys.path.append("/path/to/sample2.py")
>>> import sample2
>>> sample2.CustomUser
In this example, you are prepending the path of the sample2.py to the path of Python. You can put your sample2.py anywhere you like, as long as you append that path to the Python path. You can also take the sys.path.append line out if you want to have it as a global variable (making it available to everything in your script).
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