i try to run a pythonscript (test.py) manually from a folder and it needs to determine the path depending on os and have to create a file two folders up.
Like this:
projectfolder
|-created_file
|
-folder1
|
|
-folder2
|-test.py
How do i get the path depending on the os? And how do i remove the path parts folder2, folder1 and / or \ (depending on os) to get the root of the project?
This file should be able to run via click. I already tried some solutions without success.
Do you guys have a clue?
Thank you for helping.
CodePudding user response:
import os
open(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), '..', '..', 'test.txt'), 'w')
The TREE Path
\---projectfolder
| test.txt
|
\---folder1
\---folder2
test.py
Details
You first get the current directory of your script by using
os.path.dirname( __ file __ )
Normally we use ".." to go up one directory
So you join the directory path with 2 folders up using ..
os.path.join()
You can read the full docs here os.path