1 trunk/app should contain only the files needed for the actual Google App

     2 Engine application "image".  Support code that is not part of the application

     3 image belongs elsewhere, such as in trunk/scripts, for example.

     4 

     5 = THIRD PARTY CODE =

     6 

     7 Third-party code that is *not* part of the application image (the Google App

     8 Engine SDK in trunk/thirdparty/google_appengine, for example) belongs in

     9 trunk/thirdparty (see also trunk/thirdparty/README).

    10 

    11 Third-party code that is part of the application image is placed in a package

    12 subdirectory in trunk/app, such as trunk/app/django, for example.

    13 

    14 If the third-party package is a single Python source file, place the code in

    15 trunk/app/<package>/__init__.py, so that it can simply be imported using,

    16 for example:

    17 

    18 import feedparser

    19 

    20 (The trunk/app/feedparser package is a good example of this approach.)

    21 

    22 == THIRD PARTY LICENSES ==

    23 

    24 Third-party code must also include a license text file, named LICENSE or

    25 COPYING, in the package subdirectory.  If the third-party package subdirectory

    26 is maintained automatically with a tool such as svn_load_dirs.pl (which

    27 removes files, such as license text files, that were added later to the

    28 "target" directory), place the license text file in the trunk/app directory

    29 and add the package name as a suffix (LICENSE.django is an example of this

    30 case).

    31