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    Advice on script organization

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      alexpul
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      I'm looking for tips on how to best organize different versions and iterations of various main.py and boot.py scripts. After working with the WiPy for several months I have amassed many different scripts but want to keep them usable. Any good advice on naming and/or calling different scripts?

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        robert-hh @alexpul
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        @alexpul What I do
        a) I do not change boot.py a lot. I have only command related to the general operating mode in there, like USB REPL enabled or WiFi access, although the latter may vary
        b) I do not code for specific things in main.py. Instead if put that into files with appropriate names and import them in main.py. If one application consists of several files, I put them in a subdirectory and either uos.chdir() into that, or alin sys.path to include that subdirectory, such that import can find the files.

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