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I'm trying to install a module called "discord_slash" and when I use it in a python file it displays the error "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'discord_slash'".
I've tried uninstalling it and installing it again but it's not working.
You're attempting to use the legacy v3 version import of the library, available here. As of 4.0, you should be using import interactions.
Based on a comment, I understand you're watching a video from 2021, if you'd like to use a similar version you can use discord-py-slash-command 3.0.3 which is the latest release of that branch.
You can install that like this:
pip install discord-py-interactions=3.0.3
I'd highly recommend you go ahead and find a newer video guide or read their Quickstart documentation here so you can have the up to date library and features.
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I am trying to install the package conifer on python. The steps for installation are listed on the GitHub. After following such steps, I get a python version error as shown on the image attached. Nevertheless, I am running on the version the package requires. I am thinking it could be an issue with pip, and I tried different things, including replacing pip with pip3. It still did not work. Thus, I am wondering if anyone here has some advice regarding this issue. Thanks in advance.
I think you misread the error message, 3.7.12 not in ">=3.8" means "the current version 3.7.12 does not fall in the range 'versions greater than or equal to 3.8'" - and it clearly doesn't. That required version range at the end >=3.8 is what was defined for conifer and you'll see different ones for different packages, for example it could also be ==3.8 (i.e. has to be exactly 3.8) or <3.8 (only works for versions older than 3.8)
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Can someone help me fix this issue:
File "/Users/mac/PycharmProjects/NoteBot/main.py", line 5
PATH =
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
I think you are trying to run the PS5 bot using the inbuilt python that comes on your mac, i.e., probably Python2.7.
The issue is the author of the bot used a feature introduced in Python 3.5 called type hints.
So you need to change the version of Python that Pycharm is using to a version above 3.5 (google this). Or just run the script from the Terminal app using:
python3 /Users/mac/PycharmProjects/NoteBot/main.py
Note: You may need to install selenium etc. again here using pip3. Pycharm probably will handle this for you if you get it to point at a Python3 installation.
Furthermore, if you want to learn to program in Python yourself after you snag a PS5 you may want to look into pyenv.
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It is telling me that "install" is an unresolved reference??? I have tried all of the suggestions presented, and this is frustrating as I am attempting to finish a course.
Run:
python -m pip install requests
It appears that you are in Python console and trying to install it in there. That is possible with iPython console using !:
!pip install requests
or using subprocesses(which is just overkill). Running in CMD.exe, or Powershell, assuming Python is on your Path, ought to work.
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Am new to Python and looking for a solution to read/write xpt file(SAS data set) using Python.
I got to know its possible using Python from this link. But then the code is not working as expected. Anything missing in this code, whether to include any library or to install any library. Or even any syntax error in this code.
with open('example.xpt', 'rb') as f:
for row in xport.Reader(f):
print row
Note: Am familiar with PHP scripting.
Please help me with suitable solution.
You need to import the package to use xport
Import xport
And have to install the package by
sudo pip install xport
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It can run successfully in Windows，but have a typeError when I want to run it in Linux.
Description:
[linux]Using Django==1.11, python==3.6 and mysql-connector-python==2.1.6
[windows]Django==1.10, python==3.6 and mysql-cinnector-python==2.1.6
the error picture
thanks!
The version of mysql-connector-python in the Python Package Index is old and doesn't have the required bugfix that makes it compatible with Django 1.11. You can install 2.1.7 directly:
pip install https://cdn.mysql.com/Downloads/Connector-Python/mysql-connector-python-2.1.7.tar.gz
Note that Django recommends you use mysqlclient, so you might have an easier time using it.