Program layouts

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Packaging conventions by which a package or an environment is recognised from its folder.

Programs recognized by how a folder is laid out

A layout binds no word. It is matched against what a folder holds directly, each part met by a different child. A name ending in a slash is a folder.

Recognized as	Is	A folder that holds	Named like
conda environment	a kind of package	conda-meta/
Java package	a kind of package	pom.xml or build.gradle or build.gradle.kts or build.xml; and src/ or *.java
Java runtime	a kind of package	bin/; and lib/; and release
MATLAB class	a kind of package	*.m	@*
MATLAB namespace	a kind of package	*.m	+*
MATLAB toolbox	a kind of package	@*/; and *.m
MATLAB toolbox	a kind of package	Contents.m; and *.m
published code	a kind of package	LICENSE* or LICENCE* or COPYING*; and README*; and *.py or *.m or *.r or *.jl or *.java or *.ipynb or *.ijm or *.c or *.cpp or *.sh or src/
Python environment	a kind of package	pyvenv.cfg
Python package	a kind of package	__init__.py; and *.py
Python package	a kind of package	requirements.txt; and *.py
Python package	a kind of package	setup.py or setup.cfg or pyproject.toml or PKG-INFO or Pipfile; and *.py or src/ or tests/ or test/ or *.egg-info/ or *.dist-info/
R package	a kind of package	DESCRIPTION; and NAMESPACE