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My .bashrc:

I've successfully built a Yocto image for the RPi2 following this tutorial. I decided to expand the QML demo and try some of the Qt quick styles (import QtQuick.Controls.Styles 1.4).

Here is the bb file for the image

I have just deployed my telegram bot with python-telegram-bot in Heroku.

My webhooks bot uses blogger for posting certain things. I did this until now with a sligthly modified custom version of sample_tools, from module google_apli_client.

my_tools:

I am using Emacs Org-mode Babel source code block to write and use some small functions. Now I want to do a little bit more. Say after a while, I found the function I wrote in Org-babel is valuable for reuse, I want to put it into my personal python package, e.g., my_tools.

So org-babel provide extraction of the source code, lets say, I have the source code extracted into a file called examples.py, which has func1 and func2 in the file. I want to add these functions into a python file/module called my_functions.py, is there a python package or best practice to do such thing so the source code of func1, func2 will be inserted into the module?

To me it is something I am trying to do for a while, usually, when working with python, we just write the code for one time usage, later on, we may find some code/functions are reused again and again, thus we want to save it to a package so that it can be easily installed and shared with others.

We can even add tags to the code so that when extract and insert it to the package module, it knows where to insert based on the tag information. I am little fuzzy here to know if there is already a PyPI package for such scenario, or how should I architect the package if I want to build such one for myself. I am not that experienced and would like to hear opinions on this.