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A simple python package to solve all your problems with pythonpath, working directory, file paths, module imports and environment variables.
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## Why pyrootutils?
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## Why rootutils?
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**Problem:** I would like to be able to:
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- Always have access to environment variables from `.env` file without having to load them manually
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- Have all the above benefits in notebooks even if they're nested in subdirectories
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**Solution:** The `pyrootutils` package provides a flexible way to setup the python project with a simple one-liner. It finds the project root based on the location of specified file name, e.g. `.project-root` or `.git`.
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**Solution:** The `rootutils` package provides a flexible way to setup the python project with a simple one-liner. It finds the project root based on the location of specified file name, e.g. `.project-root` or `.git`.
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## Autoroot
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`autoroot` is an experimental package that reduces `pyrootutils` to single import, without the need to execute any setup calls. This means just the act of importing this dependency (`import autorootcwd`) causes execution of recurrent search for `.project-root` file.
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`autoroot` is an experimental package that reduces `rootutils` to single import, without the need to execute any setup calls. This means just the act of importing this dependency (`import autorootcwd`) causes execution of recurrent search for `.project-root` file.
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