i am a newbie in Python and want to try to tweet using python using this code, but after i run it, in python shell said that
from twython import Twython
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'twython'
Can someone help what's wrong with my code?
Welcome to Python family! When a module is first imported, Python searches for the module and if found, it creates a module object, initializing it. If the named module cannot be found, a ModuleNotFoundError is raised.
As a beginner, you should learn how to install a package in Python by going through the tutorial: https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/
Next, you should follow the installation guide in
https://twython.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage/install.html
In the command prompt, you should run
pip install twython
Observe if any error pops up during the installation.
To see if Twython works correctly, start Python in the command prompt,
python
In the Python environment, run the following command:
>>> from twython import Twython
If Twython is installed correctly, you should not see the ModuleNotFoundError.
ModuleNotFoundError means that the module is not installed. Sometimes may be the module is installed but it is installed in a place where python does not look for it. In your case I feel you have not installed twython.
Open command prompt and type the following command
pip install twython
This should install the twython and after this if you run your file the error will not appear.
Check this out for more information on twython https://pypi.org/project/twython/
Firstly, you should try again pip install command,
Also:
If you are using an different place such as Pycharm or Jupyter or Anaconda, you must reinstall that module in that working environments
If you are using python's own ide, try add your current python path to system path
Re-read usage of your module
Related
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.
Hi i'm recently working on a module in python (package named pykiwoom)
I installed a module in conda 32-bit environment pip install pykiwoom and tried to import this
from pykiwoom.kiwoom import Kiwoom
This works perfectly fine when I execute this in python console in pycharm
However, when I try this in terminal error occurs
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pykiwoom.kiwoom'; 'pykiwoom' is not a package
internal structure of package pykiwoom looks like this
pykiwoom
init.py
kiwoom.py
parser.py
Can somebody tell me why this error occurs?
I think where you install your package is important in your case. You can check the packages installed using pip list in terminal, and check if you find it there.
This solution provides overview of how to setup your files as packages and modules.
Nevertheless, I think if you install your package in the terminal using pip, you could possibly access it.
I’ve been running into the same error code when trying to use Python 3.7 to query data from BigQuery. I have enabled the API and also followed instructions on which client libraries to download using the terminal on my MacOS.
I’m not sure what the issue is but each time I try to input the code from google.cloud import bigquery, it returns this error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'google‘
I am very new to these environments, including python and am not familiar with setting up $PATH for running my parameterized query. A sample of what I’m trying to run could be found here: https://github.com/googleapis/python-bigquery/blob/35627d145a41d57768f19d4392ef235928e00f72/samples/client_query_w_named_params.py
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Try install the package again with :
python3 -m pip install --upgrade google-cloud-bigquery
you might want to use python instead of python3, depending on your setup
Had the same error as your, this worked on MacOS
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See also: ImportError: No module named google.cloud
Hii am using pycharm IDE, I wanted to use boto3 module and installed successfully. But my python program keep saying module boto3 not found ..I verified interpreter it all correct ...can some one suggest
Did you install it through pycharm or simply install it through your terimnal?
I have recently installed python 2.17.14 to use a package which I installed in the command prompt with:
python -m pip install packageName
However, whenever I try to use it with a script provided by the package authors, I get Import Errors:
ImportError: cannot import X from YX
ImportError: attempted relative import with no known parent package.
I don't know what I'm doing wrong, as I am really new to Python. Does anyone have any ideas?
The package is called neurodesign and I downloaded the try out script from the official website "neuropowertools.org"
Best,
Max
In case anyone (who is also new to python^^) fails ridiculously at this task as well: I had to manually install all the modules used within this package for it to work as they weren't installed automatically.