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I can not import my module containing python class. Everywhere it's said that if both files are in the same directory import should work fine but it seems like it doesn't. I have the following structure of folders which ar ein the same folder:
chapter_9 folder contains files:
9-10.py
9-1.py
9-4.py
9-7.py
9-9.py
restaurant.py
when I type the following in the 9-10.py file
import restaurant
it's saying "No module named restaurant." Why it is so? Both files are in the same folder. Tell me please if you know where I should dig?
Thanks.
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I can not import my module containing python class. Everywhere it's said that if both files are in the same directory import should work fine but it seems like it doesn't. I have the following structure of folders which ar ein the same folder:
chapter_9 folder contains files:
9-10.py
9-1.py
9-4.py
9-7.py
9-9.py
restaurant.py
when I type the following in the 9-10.py file
import restaurant
it's saying "No module named restaurant." Why it is so? Both files are in the same folder. Tell me please if you know where I should dig?
Thanks.
14.04 python3
asked Apr 19 at 8:14
Azat
3328
Have you tried making an empty file called__init__.py? stackoverflow.com/questions/4142151/…
– Katu
Apr 19 at 10:13
I have tried to create empty init.py. No result. Also I tried to call like this: from .restaurant import Restaurant and then I get the error: No module named 'main.restaurant'; 'main' is not a package
– Azat
Apr 19 at 10:59
1
It' said in the link you have posted previously askubuntu.com/questions/470982/… that if it's module and it's in the same folder as the calling app or script I can simply write import restaurant and this should work but it doesn't. So seems confusing to me
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:06
also making initi.py is required only if it's package but I have simple module. So no need for me doing that as I get this.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:13
@Azat In pycharm, did you open the chapter_9 folder or only the separated python files ?
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Apr 20 at 9:10
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I can not import my module containing python class. Everywhere it's said that if both files are in the same directory import should work fine but it seems like it doesn't. I have the following structure of folders which ar ein the same folder:
chapter_9 folder contains files:
9-10.py
9-1.py
9-4.py
9-7.py
9-9.py
restaurant.py
when I type the following in the 9-10.py file
import restaurant
it's saying "No module named restaurant." Why it is so? Both files are in the same folder. Tell me please if you know where I should dig?
Thanks.
14.04 python3
asked Apr 19 at 8:14
Azat
3328
I can not import my module containing python class. Everywhere it's said that if both files are in the same directory import should work fine but it seems like it doesn't. I have the following structure of folders which ar ein the same folder:
chapter_9 folder contains files:
9-10.py
9-1.py
9-4.py
9-7.py
9-9.py
restaurant.py
when I type the following in the 9-10.py file
import restaurant
it's saying "No module named restaurant." Why it is so? Both files are in the same folder. Tell me please if you know where I should dig?
Thanks.
14.04 python3
asked Apr 19 at 8:14
Azat
3328
asked Apr 19 at 8:14
Azat
3328
asked Apr 19 at 8:14
Azat
3328
asked Apr 19 at 8:14
Azat
3328
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Have you tried making an empty file called__init__.py? stackoverflow.com/questions/4142151/…
– Katu
Apr 19 at 10:13
I have tried to create empty init.py. No result. Also I tried to call like this: from .restaurant import Restaurant and then I get the error: No module named 'main.restaurant'; 'main' is not a package
– Azat
Apr 19 at 10:59
1
It' said in the link you have posted previously askubuntu.com/questions/470982/… that if it's module and it's in the same folder as the calling app or script I can simply write import restaurant and this should work but it doesn't. So seems confusing to me
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:06
also making initi.py is required only if it's package but I have simple module. So no need for me doing that as I get this.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:13
@Azat In pycharm, did you open the chapter_9 folder or only the separated python files ?
– yoann_dev
Apr 20 at 9:10
 |Â
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Have you tried making an empty file called__init__.py? stackoverflow.com/questions/4142151/…
– Katu
Apr 19 at 10:13
I have tried to create empty init.py. No result. Also I tried to call like this: from .restaurant import Restaurant and then I get the error: No module named 'main.restaurant'; 'main' is not a package
– Azat
Apr 19 at 10:59
1
It' said in the link you have posted previously askubuntu.com/questions/470982/… that if it's module and it's in the same folder as the calling app or script I can simply write import restaurant and this should work but it doesn't. So seems confusing to me
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:06
also making initi.py is required only if it's package but I have simple module. So no need for me doing that as I get this.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:13
@Azat In pycharm, did you open the chapter_9 folder or only the separated python files ?
– yoann_dev
Apr 20 at 9:10
Have you tried making an empty file called
__init__.py? stackoverflow.com/questions/4142151/…– Katu
Apr 19 at 10:13
Have you tried making an empty file called
__init__.py? stackoverflow.com/questions/4142151/…– Katu
Apr 19 at 10:13
I have tried to create empty init.py. No result. Also I tried to call like this: from .restaurant import Restaurant and then I get the error: No module named 'main.restaurant'; 'main' is not a package
– Azat
Apr 19 at 10:59
I have tried to create empty init.py. No result. Also I tried to call like this: from .restaurant import Restaurant and then I get the error: No module named 'main.restaurant'; 'main' is not a package
– Azat
Apr 19 at 10:59
1
1
It' said in the link you have posted previously askubuntu.com/questions/470982/… that if it's module and it's in the same folder as the calling app or script I can simply write import restaurant and this should work but it doesn't. So seems confusing to me
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:06
It' said in the link you have posted previously askubuntu.com/questions/470982/… that if it's module and it's in the same folder as the calling app or script I can simply write import restaurant and this should work but it doesn't. So seems confusing to me
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:06
also making initi.py is required only if it's package but I have simple module. So no need for me doing that as I get this.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:13
also making initi.py is required only if it's package but I have simple module. So no need for me doing that as I get this.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:13
@Azat In pycharm, did you open the chapter_9 folder or only the separated python files ?
– yoann_dev
Apr 20 at 9:10
@Azat In pycharm, did you open the chapter_9 folder or only the separated python files ?
– yoann_dev
Apr 20 at 9:10
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show 3 more comments
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Open project in PyCharm
You need to open the whole chapter9 folder in pycharm. In Pycharm do : File > Open and choose chapter9 folder.
Projet folder appears in left side of Pycharm
To finish you can check python interpreter and root directory. Go in File > Settings > Project: Chapter9.
- Project Interpreter must be valid.
- Project Structure must have a valid content root (
chapter9folder)
PYTHONPATH
To ensure that Python search modules in your directory, you can set PYTHONPATH environnement variable by the following command :
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path_to/chapter_9 folder/
Documentation to PYTHONPATH : https://docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html#envvar-PYTHONPATH
answered Apr 19 at 9:38
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when I type export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path_to/chapter_9 folder/ pycharm is underlining it with red saying that it's unresolved reference.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:15
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1 Answer
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Open project in PyCharm
You need to open the whole chapter9 folder in pycharm. In Pycharm do : File > Open and choose chapter9 folder.
Projet folder appears in left side of Pycharm
To finish you can check python interpreter and root directory. Go in File > Settings > Project: Chapter9.
- Project Interpreter must be valid.
- Project Structure must have a valid content root (
chapter9folder)
PYTHONPATH
To ensure that Python search modules in your directory, you can set PYTHONPATH environnement variable by the following command :
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path_to/chapter_9 folder/
Documentation to PYTHONPATH : https://docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html#envvar-PYTHONPATH
answered Apr 19 at 9:38
yoann_dev
767
when I type export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path_to/chapter_9 folder/ pycharm is underlining it with red saying that it's unresolved reference.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:15
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
Open project in PyCharm
You need to open the whole chapter9 folder in pycharm. In Pycharm do : File > Open and choose chapter9 folder.
Projet folder appears in left side of Pycharm
To finish you can check python interpreter and root directory. Go in File > Settings > Project: Chapter9.
- Project Interpreter must be valid.
- Project Structure must have a valid content root (
chapter9folder)
PYTHONPATH
To ensure that Python search modules in your directory, you can set PYTHONPATH environnement variable by the following command :
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path_to/chapter_9 folder/
Documentation to PYTHONPATH : https://docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html#envvar-PYTHONPATH
answered Apr 19 at 9:38
yoann_dev
767
when I type export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path_to/chapter_9 folder/ pycharm is underlining it with red saying that it's unresolved reference.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:15
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Open project in PyCharm
You need to open the whole chapter9 folder in pycharm. In Pycharm do : File > Open and choose chapter9 folder.
Projet folder appears in left side of Pycharm
To finish you can check python interpreter and root directory. Go in File > Settings > Project: Chapter9.
- Project Interpreter must be valid.
- Project Structure must have a valid content root (
chapter9folder)
PYTHONPATH
To ensure that Python search modules in your directory, you can set PYTHONPATH environnement variable by the following command :
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path_to/chapter_9 folder/
Documentation to PYTHONPATH : https://docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html#envvar-PYTHONPATH
answered Apr 19 at 9:38
yoann_dev
767
Open project in PyCharm
You need to open the whole chapter9 folder in pycharm. In Pycharm do : File > Open and choose chapter9 folder.
Projet folder appears in left side of Pycharm
To finish you can check python interpreter and root directory. Go in File > Settings > Project: Chapter9.
- Project Interpreter must be valid.
- Project Structure must have a valid content root (
chapter9folder)
PYTHONPATH
To ensure that Python search modules in your directory, you can set PYTHONPATH environnement variable by the following command :
export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path_to/chapter_9 folder/
Documentation to PYTHONPATH : https://docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html#envvar-PYTHONPATH
answered Apr 19 at 9:38
yoann_dev
767
edited Apr 23 at 12:52
answered Apr 19 at 9:38
yoann_dev
767
answered Apr 19 at 9:38
yoann_dev
767
answered Apr 19 at 9:38
yoann_dev
767
767
when I type export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path_to/chapter_9 folder/ pycharm is underlining it with red saying that it's unresolved reference.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:15
add a comment |Â
when I type export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path_to/chapter_9 folder/ pycharm is underlining it with red saying that it's unresolved reference.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:15
when I type export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path_to/chapter_9 folder/ pycharm is underlining it with red saying that it's unresolved reference.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:15
when I type export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/path_to/chapter_9 folder/ pycharm is underlining it with red saying that it's unresolved reference.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:15
add a comment |Â
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Have you tried making an empty file called
__init__.py? stackoverflow.com/questions/4142151/…– Katu
Apr 19 at 10:13
I have tried to create empty init.py. No result. Also I tried to call like this: from .restaurant import Restaurant and then I get the error: No module named 'main.restaurant'; 'main' is not a package
– Azat
Apr 19 at 10:59
1
It' said in the link you have posted previously askubuntu.com/questions/470982/… that if it's module and it's in the same folder as the calling app or script I can simply write import restaurant and this should work but it doesn't. So seems confusing to me
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:06
also making initi.py is required only if it's package but I have simple module. So no need for me doing that as I get this.
– Azat
Apr 19 at 11:13
@Azat In pycharm, did you open the chapter_9 folder or only the separated python files ?
– yoann_dev
Apr 20 at 9:10