Libs is not a good name for the PyMS module, very general and confusing.
I suggest changing it to pyms or something that namespaces the whole package that is clearly understood.
Second, create a top level src/ directory to put all the Python code in. E.g.:
pyms/
src/
setup.py
pyms/
init.py
all code goes here
Another added benefit is much faster pip install times, though this doesn't matter because this package is pretty tiny (pip copies the entire directory where setup.py is, even if it's not python code and never ends up in the package).
Libsis not a good name for the PyMS module, very general and confusing.I suggest changing it to
pymsor something that namespaces the whole package that is clearly understood.Second, create a top level
src/directory to put all the Python code in. E.g.:pyms/ src/ setup.py pyms/ init.py all code goes here
Another added benefit is much faster pip install times, though this doesn't matter because this package is pretty tiny (pip copies the entire directory where setup.py is, even if it's not python code and never ends up in the package).