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Snippet for "Why Refactoring? How to Refactor/Restructure Python Package?" https://hackernoon.com/why-refactoring-how-to-restructure-python-package-51b89aa91987
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__init__decorated.py
"""
in __init__.py
This is where backward compatibility code lives.
This is to ensure the refactored package supports
old way of import.
"""
from .constants import CONFIG_NAME, LOGGING_LEVEL
from .helpers import ConfigHelper as _ConfigHelper
@refactored('get_logging_level() is refactored and deprecated.')
def get_logging_level(*args, **kwargs):
return _ConfigHelper().get_logging_level()
@refactored_class('config.ConfigHelper is refactored and deprecated. Please use config.helpers.ConfigHelper')
class ConfigHelper(_ConfigHelper):
pass
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