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Python packaging: single-module with package data
I want to install my single file module together with its py.typed file using setuptools and pyproject.toml.
I'm packaging a Python single-module, and so far I was using a very simple pyproject.toml:
[...
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My privately developed and installed module gives "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'jbpy'" at import
I'm implementing my own Python module package, called jbpy. I'm using setuptools with a pyproject.toml file as the build system.
I'm working on Ubuntu 24.04, but I also get the error under WSL on a ...
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Load Python module in Unbound DNS in Ubuntu 22.04
I have been trying to load Python module inside Unbound DNS. Following is the version list of the tools I am using:-
Python: 3.10.12
Ubuntu: 22.04
Unbound DNS: 1.23.0
The unbound.conf contains ...
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Use importlib.resources.files with no argument
I want to use importlib.resources.files to access a file from a module.
According to the docs,
If the anchor is omitted, the caller’s module is used.
So I would assume something like
import ...
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ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'Teacher' in Python when importing from another folder
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'Teacher' even though the file exists
I am trying to import a function from one Python file to another, but I keep getting the error:
ModuleNotFoundError: No ...
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Anaconda Python3 virtual environment unable to recognise local modules
I'm reproducing a project code and trying to execute it locally.
It uses Python 3.6 and old packages dating to 2017 and PIP struggles to install them and returned error codes which were 40 pages long.
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Import Helpers.py from different directory
I am making a React app.
I am using some Python code to automate a few things.
But currently I am duplicating some Python code across separate components. I would like to avoid this, and place all my ...
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Am I using a "backported module"?
I'm trying to use the Python vermin utility to determine the minimum version needed to run a script of mine. Running it, I get:
$ vermin --no-parse-comments foo.py
Tips:
- You're using potentially ...
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Python 3 relative imports behave differently between local run and on k8s
I have the following structure:
project/
|- src/
|- __init__.py
|- package/
|- __init__.py
|- module1.py
|- module2.py
Let's say module1.py ...
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Executing & accessing python module code with __all__ in __init__.py
So I'm trying to write a simple wsgi python module where I use __init__.py to bring in variables & functions from another file but I can't seem to get the module to load. I keep getting the "...
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Not able to use Smartsheet python api when packaging project using Nuitka
I wrote a python project that automates tasks and makes use of the smartsheet api but when I package this project into an executable with nuitka I get the error:
ImportError! Could not load api or ...
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How to "fold" python files used as modules into the main script file?
Suppose I have two Python script files: foo and utils/bar.py in some directory. In foo, I have:
import os
import sys
sys.path.append(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__)))
from utils.bar import ...
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What is the best way to manually install a python library?
I am currently creating a python library, and I want to find what is the best way for a user to install it on their computer.
It is not distributed on Pypi (or Pypi test) for now, so I want them to ...
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Docker python not able to recognize custom module
I have a project with the following structure:
project/
checks/
__init__.py
<some files here>
engine/
__init__.py
<some files here>
models/
__init__.py
<...
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ModuleNotFoundError when referencing folder in Python [duplicate]
I have a Python3 project arranged as follows:
C:\automation\framework\constants.py
C:\automation\tests\unit-tests\test_myunittest.py
In my unit test, I'm trying to call methods in framework folder, ...
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