I am completely new to django and making non-static websites, so I'm sorry if this is a stupid question, but I couldn't find info anywhere on how to actually structure files for a django project.
I built a program that scrapes data from one online store, formats the data, and then adds the item to eBay via ebay python sdk. For this, I wrote three .py files - one that uses the requests library to get product data, one that formats the data into the correct structure to feed into the api, and finally the file that makes the api call. The way I understand eBay SDK, these files all have to be in the ebaysdk directory in order to work (at least, the one that makes the api call has to be in there).
My problem is that I now want to make a simple django website, which takes a product url from the user from that store, and then automatically uploads the product. I am confused about how to make my three .py files work with a django website? Do I have to restructure the whole thing and put them into my views.py file as functions? But then, how can I make the api call with ebay sdk if it's not in the right directory?