Py.test No module named *
pytest, python
Solution
So you are running `py.test` from `/App`. Are you sure `/App/App` is in your `$PYTHONPATH`?
If it's not, code that tries to `import app` will fail with such a message.
EDIT0: including the info from my comment below, for completeness.
An attempt to import app will only succeed if it was executed inside `/App/App`, which is not the case here. You probably want to make `/App/App` a package by putting `__init__.py` inside it, and change your import to qualify app as `from App import app`.
EDIT1: by request, adding further explanation from my second comment below.
By putting `__init__.py` inside `/App/App`, that directory becomes a package. Which means you can import from it, as long as it - the directory - is visible in the `$PYTHONPATH`. I.e. you can do from `App import app` if `/App` is in the `$PYTHONPATH`. Your current working directory gets automatically added to `$PYTHONPATH`, so when you run a script from `/App`, the import will work.
Problem
I have a folder structure like this ``` App --App --app.py --Docs --Tests --test_app.py ``` In my `test_app.py file`, I have a line to import my app module. When I run py.test on the root folder, I get this error about no module named app. How should I configure this?