project structure in python

Question

I have created a project in python and i want to put all the files in a standard format inside a folder ie I want to know the standard project structure of python.

My project contains following files:

(1) main.py 
(2) source_code1.py
(3) source_code2.py
(4) setup.py
(5) phpfile1.php
(6) phpfile2.php
(7) image1.png
(8) image2.png
(9) README.txt
(10) CHANGES.txt
(11) LICENSE.txt
(12) test1.py
(13) test2.py

Can anyone tell me, which file to put in which folder ?

NOTE: I have read almost all the related questions of project structure in python but not found where to put image files and other code files ends with different extension like .php , .html etc

Is there any standard way of project structuring in python ?

Taniya · Accepted Answer · 2017-10-05 06:58:26Z

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Make a new folder with your project name.
Put setup.py , README.xt LICENSE.txt and CHANGES.txt there
Inside it make a folder with the name of the app, keep main.py source-code1.py, source_code2.py in it.
Another Images folder - Put image1.png and image2.png there
Another folder Test for the test1.py and test2.py
Another folder scripts and keep .php files there

Hope it helps

answered Oct 5, 2017 at 6:58

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Python Learner Over a year ago

Is there any standard way for this? @user8477766

Taniya Over a year ago

This is the standard way only.

Python Learner Over a year ago

any reference ? @user8477766

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