Does anyone have a good file system hierarchy for their python scripts?

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02-11-2016 09:09 AM
WesMiller
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I have several years of scripts I've written for various projects. I keep them mostly as examples of how to do something so I don't have to figure it out again. I also have scripts i use on a regular basis. Does anyone have a system that they are willing to share on how to store your scripts?

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PeterWilson
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Hi Bill

The following article might help you.

Scheduling a Python script.

BillDaigle
Occasional Contributor III

Thanks Peter,

We already use window's task scheduler.  It works OK, but is a pain whenever I leave the office and take my computer with me.  We end up manually setting up the tasks on another user's computer temporarily, then disabling them when I get back in the office.  Long term, I think we're better off running the tasks on a server instead of my desktop.

I have not used virtualenv, so I was curious if this was giving you more flexibility when implementing scheduled tasks.

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WesMiller
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The server is where i run my scripts with task scheduler.

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