How do I use arguably with functions scattered across different modules?

[sg-s]

Let's say I have two modules:

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├── __init__.py
│   ├── module1.py
│   ├──module2.py

and module1 and module2 have various functions i want to wrap with @arguably.run

i'd like module1 and module2 to appear as subcommands to my main command, and the functions inside them to be subcommands inside the subcommands. is this possible?

[treykeown]

Commands aren't separated by module. Right now, the only way to achieve what you'd want is to prefix all functions in module1 with module1__ and the same for module2.

I'll also add a name override to the @arguably.command decorator - that way, you won't have to rename your functions.

[sg-s]

I'll also add a name override to the @arguably.command decorator - that way, you won't have to rename your functions.

can you tell me mow on how to do this?

also i'm still a little fuzzy on how i set up the entrpoint when i have commands in 2+ modules

[sg-s]

also happy to help/contribute -- let me know!