I'm investigating how to package a single file application with fire at the moment.
It seems that in order to have pip install the requirements, a setup.py files needs to exist. And setup.py requires that a package be defined. When this is done, a file, __main__.py is created in the package directory and invoked using, python -m mypackage COMMAND.
In this case the logic is in mypackage/__main__.py, which, when used with fire shows __main__.py in the usage output, where mypackage display is desirable.
I'm investigating how to package a single file application with fire at the moment.
It seems that in order to have pip install the requirements, a
setup.pyfiles needs to exist. Andsetup.pyrequires that a package be defined. When this is done, a file,__main__.pyis created in the package directory and invoked using,python -m mypackage COMMAND.In this case the logic is in
mypackage/__main__.py, which, when used with fire shows__main__.pyin the usage output, wheremypackagedisplay is desirable.