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[meager hollow]

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[visual lantern]

generally a project will be structured like this

so outside the venv, inside the root folder

Will Python recognize that I am trying to use the Virtual Environment space to work with?
you will have to manually activate the venv

there are scripts for the same inside the venv/Scripts/ folder

you'd do the equivalent of sourcing them on Windows(which I assume you are using), idk the exact cmd so let me look it up

Scripts\activate.ps1 if on powershell
Scripts\activate.bat if on cmd

preferably use the full paths since idk if windows will pick up on relative paths as scripts to run

and to deactivate the venv and go back to using the global python, you can run deactivate

[woeful swift]

so, it's like, get in Scripts\activate.ps1 if on powershel. Activate it and after make a new folder to sabe our files, and more two files. One for run the application e another as Readme. Is that right?

[visual lantern]

readme isn't really required unless you want one

you can have a folder (src, or whatever really, src is just conventionally taken but you don't have to call it src) to store the scripts in, or just keep it in the root folder

and the pyproject.toml(or setup.cfg/setup.py .... etc. ) are for making the scripts installable using pip

again, can be skipped if you're not going to put this up on pypi/github or anywhere else to be installed using pip

[woeful swift]

Tanks Engliz, you helped me a lot. Got bless you!

[visual lantern]

no problem! you can go ahead and close this post if you have no further questions

!close

[woeful swift]

Ok, thank you

[meager hollow]

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