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Issue 2488113005: [Findit] Re-org code. (Closed)

Patch Set: Address comments. Created 4 years, 1 month ago

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	1 # gae_libs

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	3 This [gae\_libs](gae_libs) module is for shared code that depends on App Engine

	4 APIs (gae is short for Google App Engine), eg: an NDB model that supports
	wrengr 2016/11/15 00:38:00 The proper spelling is "e.g.," The proper spelling is "e.g.," stgao 2016/11/16 18:44:10 Done. Thanks for the correction :) Show quoted text On 2016/11/15 00:38:00, wrengr wrote: > The proper spelling is "e.g.," Done. Thanks for the correction :)
	5 keeping multiple versions of the same information like configuration.

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	7 It also depends on the sibling [libs](libs) module, and provides gae wrappers

	8 for the code there, eg: a Gitiles client with data cached in memcache on App

	9 Engine.

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	11 # How to use?

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	13 Create symbolic links to both [gae\_libs](gae_libs) and [libs](libs) in the same

	14 containing directory, and ensure that the containing directory is in sys.path or
	wrengr 2016/11/15 00:38:00 "containing directory" is non-idomatic. Should be "containing directory" is non-idomatic. Should be something like "the root directory for the project" or "the project's root directory" stgao 2016/11/16 18:44:10 It doesn't have to be in the root direction of tha Show quoted text On 2016/11/15 00:38:00, wrengr wrote: > "containing directory" is non-idomatic. Should be something like "the root > directory for the project" or "the project's root directory" It doesn't have to be in the root direction of that project. The key part here is that directory has to be added to the PYTHONPATH or sys.path. Use a place holder instead of the word "containing directory".
	15 PYTHONPATH.

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	17 The usage would look like: `from gae_libs import API_MODULE_NAME`

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