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How do I use installed packages in PyCharm?
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Successfully installed the openpyxl module with pip. It imports no problem on the python terminal, but imports fail in Pycharm.
Thought I might have messed up the installation so uninstalled the module and reinstalled.
After reinstalling the second time, checked if python recognized the module and if it works. It passed both those checks. But when using Pycharm and using the import command it doesn't work.
Hoping someone with more experience with Pycharm can help. Attached related screenshots below. I am using Python 3.7 (32-bit).
If I am missing any information or breaking any rules please let me know.
https://imgur.com/a/2A5VymR
Thank you all in advance.
Uninstall Pycharm
Reinstall Pycharm but with this setting make sure to click on "add launchers dir to the PATH"
Installing setting:
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So I was trying to use a ttk theme named "Sun Vally" (Link) But when I tried to use it, it gave an error of "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'sv_ttk'" even though I already have pip installed it.. I am still new to all this.. thanks in advance!
For starters, try running the command pip list in your terminal. Does the module sv_ttk 1.0 appear in the list? If not, you may need to try running pip install sv-ttk again. This also assumes you aren't using a Python virtual environment, but I imagine you aren't.
You may also want to check if the module is properly installing into your site packages directory (the location of which is platform dependent). Are you on Mac OS or Windows?
Please update this question with a minimal example of what you've already tried so we can help you further.
IF FIGURED IT OUT! I was using cmd to install pip but never realized I needed to use a different terminal... Turns out PyCharm has its own terminal and wont work if you used a different one...
Sorry for the basic question but have got myself into a tangle trying to fix this and not too sure how to resolve it. Essentially, I've put a fresh install of pop_os on my computer (new to linux, which doesnt help) and then installed Anaconda - all good so far. However, I've decided that I would like to start using Atom as an IDE. I've installed atom, all good, set it up so that I can run python scripts from there, also all good - however, as soon as I try to import a package, say numpy or pandas etc., it gives me the 'no module found' error. Then if I head over to the terminal and pip install it I get 'requirement already satisfied: numpy in ./anaconda/lib/python3.9/site-packages(1.20.3)'.
I'm guessing the issue is that Atom isn't looking for packages in the right place - any ideas how to fix? Go gentle on me folks!
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I pip installed flask-sqlalchemy on my windows laptop. Pycharm gives out this error and doesn't allow me to import SQLAlchemy. I tried a bunch of solutions:
invalidate cache and restart
refreshing path
What do i do to fix this ?
You are using a virtual environment, so you should install it within your venv, not on your main python interpreter. Install it again in the terminal tab in your pycharm project.
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How do I install Python packages on Windows?
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I wanted to download pyperclip module. I have folder with some files like "docs" and so. There is also setup.py. I double click, black window opens and closes. I have red many pages in the Internet where have been described how to set up mudules, but i can't do that. For example, look at screenshot. enter image description here. It says "command is not inside or ouside".
Can anyone give me ditailed instraction of instaling modules?
First you need to add python to path (like in this answer
Then you need to install pip and setuptools to correctly install packages
And after try install your package
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How to add to the PYTHONPATH in Windows, so it finds my modules/packages?
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Closed 6 years ago.
I'm currently trying to migrate to Atom to use as a code editor for python at home.
After following tutorials on how to set this up I have installed the packages atom-runner and script.
I tried running it and got the following error message:
I've looked into what and where the path is exactly and how to correct it but I haven't found any sufficent explanation.
How do I fix it?
So I know how to make the PYTHONPATH variable except I don't know what the value should be. How do I determine the value?
You are missing a path to python binaries in the system PATH. This question has everything you need to fix your issue: How to add to the pythonpath in windows 7? How To Add Python to the Windows Path