Issue installing a site package on Python 3.6.1
I installed python on my desktop recently, selecting Python 3.6.1 using the WinPython-64bit-3.6.1.0Qt5 distribution. The installation happened smoothly. I then wanted to install a package called OpenPNM. I went to the console command prompt and did "pip install openpnm" which worked after a few attempts. The attempts had to be made as there were some permissions settings on my drive which had to be removed.
When I go into ..WinPython-64bit-3.6.1.0Qt5python-3.6.1.amd64Libsite-packages I do see the openpnm folder with everything in there. It seems like the installation worked correctly. However, when I try to import the package using import OpenPNM, it gives me an error. The error is as below:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'OpenPNM'
Can someone suggest what I'm doing wrong?
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asked Jan 5 at 5:31
RupakRupak
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I installed python on my desktop recently, selecting Python 3.6.1 using the WinPython-64bit-3.6.1.0Qt5 distribution. The installation happened smoothly. I then wanted to install a package called OpenPNM. I went to the console command prompt and did "pip install openpnm" which worked after a few attempts. The attempts had to be made as there were some permissions settings on my drive which had to be removed.
When I go into ..WinPython-64bit-3.6.1.0Qt5python-3.6.1.amd64Libsite-packages I do see the openpnm folder with everything in there. It seems like the installation worked correctly. However, when I try to import the package using import OpenPNM, it gives me an error. The error is as below:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'OpenPNM'
Can someone suggest what I'm doing wrong?
installation python
asked Jan 5 at 5:31
RupakRupak
1
From the command line, what are the results ofwhere python? Also, is the name of the script you are trying to runopenpnm.pyor something similar?
– Anaksunaman
Jan 5 at 6:30
Do you have 2 versions of Python installed on your device?
– Infected Drake
Jan 5 at 13:27
@Anaksunaman where python gives the following output: INFO: could not find files for the given pattern(s)
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:25
I am trying to install a package called openpnm; not calling a script.
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:25
@InfectedDrake Not that i know of. How can i check?
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:26
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I installed python on my desktop recently, selecting Python 3.6.1 using the WinPython-64bit-3.6.1.0Qt5 distribution. The installation happened smoothly. I then wanted to install a package called OpenPNM. I went to the console command prompt and did "pip install openpnm" which worked after a few attempts. The attempts had to be made as there were some permissions settings on my drive which had to be removed.
When I go into ..WinPython-64bit-3.6.1.0Qt5python-3.6.1.amd64Libsite-packages I do see the openpnm folder with everything in there. It seems like the installation worked correctly. However, when I try to import the package using import OpenPNM, it gives me an error. The error is as below:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'OpenPNM'
Can someone suggest what I'm doing wrong?
installation python
asked Jan 5 at 5:31
RupakRupak
1
I installed python on my desktop recently, selecting Python 3.6.1 using the WinPython-64bit-3.6.1.0Qt5 distribution. The installation happened smoothly. I then wanted to install a package called OpenPNM. I went to the console command prompt and did "pip install openpnm" which worked after a few attempts. The attempts had to be made as there were some permissions settings on my drive which had to be removed.
When I go into ..WinPython-64bit-3.6.1.0Qt5python-3.6.1.amd64Libsite-packages I do see the openpnm folder with everything in there. It seems like the installation worked correctly. However, when I try to import the package using import OpenPNM, it gives me an error. The error is as below:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'OpenPNM'
Can someone suggest what I'm doing wrong?
installation python
installation python
asked Jan 5 at 5:31
RupakRupak
1
asked Jan 5 at 5:31
RupakRupak
1
asked Jan 5 at 5:31
RupakRupak
1
asked Jan 5 at 5:31
RupakRupak
1
asked Jan 5 at 5:31
RupakRupak
1
1
From the command line, what are the results ofwhere python? Also, is the name of the script you are trying to runopenpnm.pyor something similar?
– Anaksunaman
Jan 5 at 6:30
Do you have 2 versions of Python installed on your device?
– Infected Drake
Jan 5 at 13:27
@Anaksunaman where python gives the following output: INFO: could not find files for the given pattern(s)
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:25
I am trying to install a package called openpnm; not calling a script.
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:25
@InfectedDrake Not that i know of. How can i check?
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:26
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From the command line, what are the results ofwhere python? Also, is the name of the script you are trying to runopenpnm.pyor something similar?
– Anaksunaman
Jan 5 at 6:30
Do you have 2 versions of Python installed on your device?
– Infected Drake
Jan 5 at 13:27
@Anaksunaman where python gives the following output: INFO: could not find files for the given pattern(s)
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:25
I am trying to install a package called openpnm; not calling a script.
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:25
@InfectedDrake Not that i know of. How can i check?
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:26
From the command line, what are the results of
where python? Also, is the name of the script you are trying to run openpnm.py or something similar?– Anaksunaman
Jan 5 at 6:30
From the command line, what are the results of
where python? Also, is the name of the script you are trying to run openpnm.py or something similar?– Anaksunaman
Jan 5 at 6:30
Do you have 2 versions of Python installed on your device?
– Infected Drake
Jan 5 at 13:27
Do you have 2 versions of Python installed on your device?
– Infected Drake
Jan 5 at 13:27
@Anaksunaman where python gives the following output: INFO: could not find files for the given pattern(s)
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:25
@Anaksunaman where python gives the following output: INFO: could not find files for the given pattern(s)
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:25
I am trying to install a package called openpnm; not calling a script.
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:25
I am trying to install a package called openpnm; not calling a script.
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:25
@InfectedDrake Not that i know of. How can i check?
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:26
@InfectedDrake Not that i know of. How can i check?
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:26
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The community standard for Python is for packages and their modules to be snake_case (all lower case and underscores instead of spaces). So I would expect import openpnm to work.
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The community standard for Python is for packages and their modules to be snake_case (all lower case and underscores instead of spaces). So I would expect import openpnm to work.
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The community standard for Python is for packages and their modules to be snake_case (all lower case and underscores instead of spaces). So I would expect import openpnm to work.
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From the command line, what are the results of
where python? Also, is the name of the script you are trying to runopenpnm.pyor something similar?– Anaksunaman
Jan 5 at 6:30
Do you have 2 versions of Python installed on your device?
– Infected Drake
Jan 5 at 13:27
@Anaksunaman where python gives the following output: INFO: could not find files for the given pattern(s)
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:25
I am trying to install a package called openpnm; not calling a script.
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:25
@InfectedDrake Not that i know of. How can i check?
– Rupak
Jan 7 at 0:26