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What is the correct way to create a project structure in pycharm?

I am new to python and I do not know how to organize the project structure correctly, so all auto imports will work in pycharm.

This is my current structure.

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This import is generated in PublisherSubscriberTest pycharm

from Rabbit.RabbitReceiver import RabbitReceiver
from Rabbit.RabbitSender import RabbitSender

But it does not work. This is the way out.

ImportError: no module named Rabbit.RabbitReceiver

What did I do wrong?

I am more familiar with java. And, for example, in java, I would just create a package with some classes, and then I could import them anywhere in my project. AFAIK is not the same with python.

Can anyone explain this to me?

EDIT1: Yes, I know about sys.path.append. I did it this way, but it seemed strange to me, and I want it to be possible to do without him.

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import sys, os.path

sys.path.append(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), '..'))
from Rabbit.RabbitReceiver import RabbitReceiver
from Rabbit.RabbitSender import RabbitSender

sys.path, - -m

python -m messaging_system.tests.PublisherSubscriberTest

. " non-package" __init__.py

, , :

, .

, , path-to-Rabbit sys.path.

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