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title: discover
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type: method
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signature: base=None
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---
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summary: Auto-discovers a project from a folder or the current working directory.
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---
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body:
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This is the way Lektor by defaults discovers project files. It will start
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out with the current path (of a given base path) and search upwards until it
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finds a folder with a single project file in and then loads this. If none
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of that leads to a file then `None` is returned.
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## Example
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```python
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from lektor.project import Project
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project = Project.discover()
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```
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