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There is the concept of aliases to make the import statements easier |
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to read. An alias file is currently limited to python packages (modules |
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in a directory w/ an __init__.py file). An example is the randpkg in |
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the fixtures directory. You can put a file named cas_aliases.txt along |
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side the __init__.py file. Each line of the file is: |
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in a directory w/ an `__init__.py` file). An example is the randpkg in |
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the fixtures directory. You can put a file named `cas_aliases.txt` along |
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side the `__init__.py` file. Each line of the file is: |
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``` |
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<alias> <url> |
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``` |
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