There was some implications with imports. Imports should not be absolute there for the dot notation is used instead as you can see in account.py and transaction.py. However, this breaks the ability to run the file as a standalone to test it. Therefore, we should have a official testing environment which will be explained in another issue.
For the mean time if you want to test something, you should create a file in the root directory of the project and test each module there.
I also added a few more lines in .gitignore so as to have a cleaner git status command.
There was some implications with imports. Imports should not be absolute there for the dot notation is used instead as you can see in
account.py
andtransaction.py
. However, this breaks the ability to run the file as a standalone to test it. Therefore, we should have a official testing environment which will be explained in another issue.For the mean time if you want to test something, you should create a file in the root directory of the project and test each module there.
I also added a few more lines in
.gitignore
so as to have a cleanergit status
command.