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Can't use spotipy even though I installed it

I installed spotipy on my laptop using pip install spotify
at cmd. I checked that spotipy was successfully installed using pip install check.
pip install spotify error message
result of pip list
However, when I try to use spotify on kaggle, I get an error message that says there is no module named spotify.
I had similar issues with jupyter notebook. What should I do to fix this?

When you install a package using pip, you get to use it through Python. Spotipy isn't a CLI tool, and cannot be accessed by simply typing it on cmd. If you were to open up a Python terminal and try import spotipy, it would import properly.
Consider the block of code on the official Spotipy doc. It imports Spotipy, then uses it within the code itself:
import spotipy
...
spotify = spotipy.Spotify(client_credentials_manager=SpotifyClientCredentials())
results = spotify.artist_albums(birdy_uri, album_type='album')
Also consider reading up on Python packages and how they work.

Python Firebase (Real-time database) on Replit

I want to connect to firebase on replit using python. I'm using the code below:
from firebase import firebase
firebase = firebase.FirebaseApplication("my firebase url", None)
data = {
'ddfjaklfbja': 'dklabja;kdlf',
'adfjlkgadjf': 'dkaljbaowq',
'afbiouadofpia': 'dsajklbjanzm'
}
result = firebase.post('/test1', data)
print(result)
However, when I try to run it, it returns an error saying that there is no module named urllib3:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'urllib3'
When I try to use the packages tab to install it on the left, it does not install and returns with the same error (there are multiple lines but the last line says this). How can I fix it?

Their are multiple things you can try:
Open your command prompt and enter "pip install urllib3"
If it can't install it try this: python3 -m pip install urllib3 or pip3 install urllib3
Perhaps it helps when you add this to your python file: import urllib3

this issue is related to Python path, and with the python interpreter. Make sure you are using the python interpreter in which you have installed the modules. (If using 3.9 use python 3.9 as interpreter as opposed to 3.10). If this doesnt work check python path. Other easy solution is to change your project folder to one that imported your modules correctly.

python 'speedtest' has no attribute 'Speedtest'

I am trying to get the download and upload speed in python by using the "speedtest" module, but it gives me that error when I use the module:
AttributeError: module 'speedtest' has no attribute 'Speedtest'.
and I was only declaring the variable,
that is my code :
import speedtest
speedtester = speedtest.Speedtest()
The module actually doesn't have the functions for some reason.
Please tell me what is wrong with my code I was sure to import the module from the cmd and also the pycharm terminal and still got the same error.
Thanks in advance

I had the same issue. I was using PyCharm IDE.
The issue occurs when you install speedtest using pip install speedtest
In order to solve the above mentioned issue, you need to use the following command.
pip install speedtest-cli
But before doing this, uninstall the previous one by using pip uninstall speedtest
Screenshot to installation

I was getting the same error. Then I google the problem and eventually came here. Later I realised that I have named my python file speedtest.py. I renamed it to something else (which is not the name of any python module) and it works just fine now.
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So make sure this case.

If you installed "speedtest" and "speedtest-cli" libraries together then this issue will arise.
So first uninstall "speedtest" library using "pip uninstall speedtest" command.
Then try your code like :
"import speedtest
st = speedtest.Speedtest()
print(st.download()/1024)"
You will get output

i was also facing the same issue , what i have done is :
i have uninstall the speedtest and speedtest-cli
pip uninstall speedtest
pip uninstall speedtest-cli
then again install speedtest-cli
pip install speedtest-cli

The issue got solved after moving the speedtest.py file to the same directory as my script and it worked just fine. So just make sure the file is in the same folder as your python script.

Bumped into the issue and investigated the content of the module...
It appears what inside my venv folder I got a module folder "speedtest" with EMPTY init.py file and that is it...
Next to the folder was speedtest.py with actual code...
So deleting the empty folder/module helped me...

You should uninstall before speedtest whit the command 'pip uninstall speedtest' . After that, this use this code to find download and upload, speeds and ping:
import speedtest
test = speedtest.Speedtest()
print("Loading server list...")
test.get_servers()
print("Choosing best server...")
best = test.get_best_server()
print(f"Found: {best['host']} located in {best['country']}")
print("Performing download test...")
download_result = test.download()
print("Performing upload test...")
upload_result = test.upload()
ping_result = test.results.ping
print(f"Download speed: {download_result / 1024 / 1024:.2f}Mbit/s")
print(f"Upload speed: {upload_result / 1024 / 1024:.2f}Mbit/s")
print(f"Ping: {ping_result}ms")

I was facing the same problem,but main problem might be you are installing speedtest library which is not suitable instead use pip install speedtest-cli but before that remember to delete the previous one using pip uninstall speedtest and check the spelling of get_servers which is in the plural form

How can I install opus for Windows?

Discord.py uses opus, but I didn't find how to install it.How can I do it?
This method doesn't work https://github.com/discordrb/discordrb/wiki/Installing-libopus
(or I am stupid)

Opus should be installed but not been loaded.
For this just put in your script:
if not discord.opus.is_loaded():
discord.opus.load_opus(opuspath)
discord.opus.is_loaded() now should return True

__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'mime' in python/django

The first line of this code in .py file returns an error.
mime = magic.Magic(mime=True)
content_type = mime.from_buffer((data).read(1024))
request.session['content_type'] = content_type
if content_type == 'application/pdf' or content_type == 'application/msword':
request.session['upload_status'] = "Content type is valid according to (MAGIC)"
The error message is
__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'mime'
I'm using Django 1.4.1 and Python 2.7.3. I have Magic installed. No clue whats going wrong- any help is appreciated!

Just a stab in the dark but The documentation would suggest that you shouldn't be instantiating the Magic class directly.
import magic
magic.from_buffer(open("testdata/test.pdf").read(1024))

The Magic object's constructor does not accept an argument named 'mime'. I would suggest looking at the doc string with help(magic.Magic); it may give you a clue.

As per suggestions above, if connection to JIRA server fails with error:
The error message is __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'mime'
Then go edit
/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/jira/client.py
Replace
self._magic = magic.Magic(mime=True)
with
self._magic = magic
Then run code like this:
from jira.client import JIRA
import magic
...
jira = JIRA(options={'server':'https://jira.server.goes.here'}, basic_auth=(options.username, options.password))
I'm using python 2.7.3 with jira-python (http://jira-python.readthedocs.org/en/latest/)

You most likely have another version of magic. If I remember correctly from the last time I looked this stuff up, there's a different version that comes with Ubuntu (maybe, there's also something called filemagic). The same thing is the case on the out-of-the-box version of Cygwin. That was my case.
I had reinstalled Cygwin and ran into this same issue - two versions of magic / python-magic / filemagic for Python. I looked back here on SO for the solution, but didn't find it quickly. Luckily, I kept notes from before, and the solution that worked for me was:
$ sudo pip3 uninstall filemagic
$ sudo pip3 install python-magic
OR, what worked better on my Cygwin installation:
$ python -m pip uninstall filemagic
$ python -m pip install python-magic
That fixed the problem for me.
As I searched for more on this problem, I came across a very similar solution here (archived), on github. There is an additional step.
uninstall filemagic:
sudo pip3 uninstall filemagic
uninstall python-magic:
sudo pip3 uninstall python-magic
(Possible addition)
sudo apt-get uninstall python-magic
install python-magic:
sudo pip3 install python-magic
With a quick search, I couldn't find details of the two versions of magic. I just found some comments on threads saying, "You must have the other version of magic", or "You must have a different version of magic".
Edit
I've updated this answer with the magic sources. From this, it seems that you might have to do another command before installing python-magic with pip
sudo apt-get uninstall python-magic
as noted above.
Edit
I found the details about the different versions of magic that are floating around.
I have the following three links ( first , second , third )
Basically, there are two versions going around. The one which has the most support is on PYPI and (it seems to me) is used much more often. It is v.0.4.15 currently (2020-02-19), and its github page is the first link. At that page, you can read the following:
Name Conflict
There are, sadly, two libraries which use the module name magic. Both have been around for quite a while. If you are using this module and get an error using a method like open, your code is expecting the other one. Hopefully one day these will be reconciled.
The second version, which seems to cause the most problems, is currently (2020-02-19) v5.25. According to the third link and my own research, this one gets installed when one uses sudo apt-get install python-magic on certain versions of Ubuntu. (Look here for some possible details from Ubuntu.)
The best explanation of all this is found in the second link. Props to #mhawke for explaining things so well.
Here are archived versions of the links above: archived first, archived second, archived third, archived Ubuntu information.