In my Python application, I can distinguish between entry points (scripts) and what I think of as library code.My instinct is to put the library code inside a package, and the scripts elsewhere importing from the package.It is possible using setup.py to reference methods inside a package to use as entry-points, thereby having all Python code inside packages.Which is preferable?Note: this link discusses both options but doesn't really offer an opinion.Edit:  to give a more concrete example, I am reviewing some code which contains one package.  There are forty modules inside it:__init__.py11 'scripts'10 'library modules' used by those scripts18 test modulesThis doesn't feel like it is using the capability of packages very well, but I can't put my finger on what exactly is wrong.I appreciate that having tests in the same package was not in my original question.
Should I include scripts inside a Python package?
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