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I'm writing a python test script and have a directory structure like the following:

user ---- dir1
     |     |---- dir2
     |            |--- dir-3
     |--- temp          |------dut.py
           |
           |---test_script.py
  • Notice the - in dir-3

I need to import dut.py into test_script.py so that I can instance the class and test features. Ideally, these two scripts would be in the same directory as I have done in previous tests but for this, they need to stay where they are. I cannot seem to be able to import dut.py though. I've searched online and other posts here and tried the following:

I have tried:

from user.dir1.dir2.dir-3 import dut

In this method, it complains about the - in the directory names

I have also tried:

import sys
sys.path.insert(0, "user/dir1/dir2/dir-3/")
import dut

In this method, it says it cannot find the module named dut

How can I import this file into my test script so I can use an instance of the class?

  • You could move `dut.py` to the current working directory of your main Python code. Or try: `dut = sys.path.insert(0, "user/dir1/dir2/dir-3/")`, then remove `import dut` from your code. – tdelozie Jul 28 '21 at 23:12

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