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It should be possible for eg python -m importd.app to read settings file, and if app is composed of reusable apps, there need not be any python files at all.
python -m importd may be can be used for this, or some other submodule.
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Actually yes. Imagine you have a blog app, which does whole blog management. In order to activate it you will have to create a settings file. With setting stored in json/yml, you need not have any python file in your project.
It should be possible for eg python -m importd.app to read settings file, and if app is composed of reusable apps, there need not be any python files at all.
python -m importd may be can be used for this, or some other submodule.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: