Install oauth for python3
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I'm looking for easy way to install python3-oauth with pip.
I've found this
https://help.launchpad.net/API/launchpadlib
but it refers to python2.
I've found there are some packages for python3
https://packages.debian.org/sid/python3-launchpadlib
but i need to build module that will install dependencies only from setup.py.
Is there any way to install lauchpadlib with oauth for python3 using pip?
Using python3pip3 install lauchpadlib && python3 -c 'import oauth.oauth'
occurs in error in lib oauth cannot import urlparse
python development oauth
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I'm looking for easy way to install python3-oauth with pip.
I've found this
https://help.launchpad.net/API/launchpadlib
but it refers to python2.
I've found there are some packages for python3
https://packages.debian.org/sid/python3-launchpadlib
but i need to build module that will install dependencies only from setup.py.
Is there any way to install lauchpadlib with oauth for python3 using pip?
Using python3pip3 install lauchpadlib && python3 -c 'import oauth.oauth'
occurs in error in lib oauth cannot import urlparse
python development oauth
asked Apr 30 at 16:43
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pythonandpython3are different. Have you considered tryingpython3 -c ...instead ofpython? Becausepythonrefers to Python 2 and not Python 3.
– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 30 at 16:44
Yes! Theres mistake in description. Should bepython3 -c ....
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up vote
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down vote
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I'm looking for easy way to install python3-oauth with pip.
I've found this
https://help.launchpad.net/API/launchpadlib
but it refers to python2.
I've found there are some packages for python3
https://packages.debian.org/sid/python3-launchpadlib
but i need to build module that will install dependencies only from setup.py.
Is there any way to install lauchpadlib with oauth for python3 using pip?
Using python3pip3 install lauchpadlib && python3 -c 'import oauth.oauth'
occurs in error in lib oauth cannot import urlparse
python development oauth
asked Apr 30 at 16:43
ImportError
11
I'm looking for easy way to install python3-oauth with pip.
I've found this
https://help.launchpad.net/API/launchpadlib
but it refers to python2.
I've found there are some packages for python3
https://packages.debian.org/sid/python3-launchpadlib
but i need to build module that will install dependencies only from setup.py.
Is there any way to install lauchpadlib with oauth for python3 using pip?
Using python3pip3 install lauchpadlib && python3 -c 'import oauth.oauth'
occurs in error in lib oauth cannot import urlparse
python development oauth
asked Apr 30 at 16:43
ImportError
11
edited Apr 30 at 16:57
asked Apr 30 at 16:43
ImportError
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asked Apr 30 at 16:43
ImportError
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asked Apr 30 at 16:43
ImportError
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pythonandpython3are different. Have you considered tryingpython3 -c ...instead ofpython? Becausepythonrefers to Python 2 and not Python 3.
– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 30 at 16:44
Yes! Theres mistake in description. Should bepython3 -c ....
– ImportError
Apr 30 at 16:57
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pythonandpython3are different. Have you considered tryingpython3 -c ...instead ofpython? Becausepythonrefers to Python 2 and not Python 3.
– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 30 at 16:44
Yes! Theres mistake in description. Should bepython3 -c ....
– ImportError
Apr 30 at 16:57
python and python3 are different. Have you considered trying python3 -c ... instead of python? Because python refers to Python 2 and not Python 3.– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 30 at 16:44
python and python3 are different. Have you considered trying python3 -c ... instead of python? Because python refers to Python 2 and not Python 3.– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 30 at 16:44
Yes! Theres mistake in description. Should be
python3 -c ....– ImportError
Apr 30 at 16:57
Yes! Theres mistake in description. Should be
python3 -c ....– ImportError
Apr 30 at 16:57
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The oauth python module is outdated, deprecated, and unmaintained. You should use python3-oauthlib instead.
answered Apr 30 at 17:24
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I dont needpython-oauth. I needlaunchpadlib, but that has a dependencypython-oauth. At pippython-oauthis available only for python2. Lauchpadlib is compatible with python3 and I need python3 oauth
– ImportError
May 7 at 9:47
Because python-oauth is unmaintained, the only reason there are python3-oauth packages in Debian/Ubuntu, is because there's a patch to add the necessary import changes for it to sort of work there. You can't apply patches when installing via pip/easy_install though. Really it would be best to file a bug against launchpadlib upstream, about how it's using a deprecated oauth lib. Migrating it to oauthlib should be pretty easy though.
– dobey
May 7 at 13:20
There is a confirmed bug bugs.launchpad.net/lazr.restfulclient/+bug/1672458
– ImportError
May 8 at 14:02
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The oauth python module is outdated, deprecated, and unmaintained. You should use python3-oauthlib instead.
answered Apr 30 at 17:24
dobey
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I dont needpython-oauth. I needlaunchpadlib, but that has a dependencypython-oauth. At pippython-oauthis available only for python2. Lauchpadlib is compatible with python3 and I need python3 oauth
– ImportError
May 7 at 9:47
Because python-oauth is unmaintained, the only reason there are python3-oauth packages in Debian/Ubuntu, is because there's a patch to add the necessary import changes for it to sort of work there. You can't apply patches when installing via pip/easy_install though. Really it would be best to file a bug against launchpadlib upstream, about how it's using a deprecated oauth lib. Migrating it to oauthlib should be pretty easy though.
– dobey
May 7 at 13:20
There is a confirmed bug bugs.launchpad.net/lazr.restfulclient/+bug/1672458
– ImportError
May 8 at 14:02
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up vote
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The oauth python module is outdated, deprecated, and unmaintained. You should use python3-oauthlib instead.
answered Apr 30 at 17:24
dobey
31.9k33484
I dont needpython-oauth. I needlaunchpadlib, but that has a dependencypython-oauth. At pippython-oauthis available only for python2. Lauchpadlib is compatible with python3 and I need python3 oauth
– ImportError
May 7 at 9:47
Because python-oauth is unmaintained, the only reason there are python3-oauth packages in Debian/Ubuntu, is because there's a patch to add the necessary import changes for it to sort of work there. You can't apply patches when installing via pip/easy_install though. Really it would be best to file a bug against launchpadlib upstream, about how it's using a deprecated oauth lib. Migrating it to oauthlib should be pretty easy though.
– dobey
May 7 at 13:20
There is a confirmed bug bugs.launchpad.net/lazr.restfulclient/+bug/1672458
– ImportError
May 8 at 14:02
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
The oauth python module is outdated, deprecated, and unmaintained. You should use python3-oauthlib instead.
answered Apr 30 at 17:24
dobey
31.9k33484
The oauth python module is outdated, deprecated, and unmaintained. You should use python3-oauthlib instead.
answered Apr 30 at 17:24
dobey
31.9k33484
answered Apr 30 at 17:24
dobey
31.9k33484
answered Apr 30 at 17:24
dobey
31.9k33484
answered Apr 30 at 17:24
dobey
31.9k33484
31.9k33484
I dont needpython-oauth. I needlaunchpadlib, but that has a dependencypython-oauth. At pippython-oauthis available only for python2. Lauchpadlib is compatible with python3 and I need python3 oauth
– ImportError
May 7 at 9:47
Because python-oauth is unmaintained, the only reason there are python3-oauth packages in Debian/Ubuntu, is because there's a patch to add the necessary import changes for it to sort of work there. You can't apply patches when installing via pip/easy_install though. Really it would be best to file a bug against launchpadlib upstream, about how it's using a deprecated oauth lib. Migrating it to oauthlib should be pretty easy though.
– dobey
May 7 at 13:20
There is a confirmed bug bugs.launchpad.net/lazr.restfulclient/+bug/1672458
– ImportError
May 8 at 14:02
add a comment |Â
I dont needpython-oauth. I needlaunchpadlib, but that has a dependencypython-oauth. At pippython-oauthis available only for python2. Lauchpadlib is compatible with python3 and I need python3 oauth
– ImportError
May 7 at 9:47
Because python-oauth is unmaintained, the only reason there are python3-oauth packages in Debian/Ubuntu, is because there's a patch to add the necessary import changes for it to sort of work there. You can't apply patches when installing via pip/easy_install though. Really it would be best to file a bug against launchpadlib upstream, about how it's using a deprecated oauth lib. Migrating it to oauthlib should be pretty easy though.
– dobey
May 7 at 13:20
There is a confirmed bug bugs.launchpad.net/lazr.restfulclient/+bug/1672458
– ImportError
May 8 at 14:02
I dont need
python-oauth. I need launchpadlib, but that has a dependency python-oauth. At pip python-oauth is available only for python2. Lauchpadlib is compatible with python3 and I need python3 oauth– ImportError
May 7 at 9:47
I dont need
python-oauth. I need launchpadlib, but that has a dependency python-oauth. At pip python-oauth is available only for python2. Lauchpadlib is compatible with python3 and I need python3 oauth– ImportError
May 7 at 9:47
Because python-oauth is unmaintained, the only reason there are python3-oauth packages in Debian/Ubuntu, is because there's a patch to add the necessary import changes for it to sort of work there. You can't apply patches when installing via pip/easy_install though. Really it would be best to file a bug against launchpadlib upstream, about how it's using a deprecated oauth lib. Migrating it to oauthlib should be pretty easy though.
– dobey
May 7 at 13:20
Because python-oauth is unmaintained, the only reason there are python3-oauth packages in Debian/Ubuntu, is because there's a patch to add the necessary import changes for it to sort of work there. You can't apply patches when installing via pip/easy_install though. Really it would be best to file a bug against launchpadlib upstream, about how it's using a deprecated oauth lib. Migrating it to oauthlib should be pretty easy though.
– dobey
May 7 at 13:20
There is a confirmed bug bugs.launchpad.net/lazr.restfulclient/+bug/1672458
– ImportError
May 8 at 14:02
There is a confirmed bug bugs.launchpad.net/lazr.restfulclient/+bug/1672458
– ImportError
May 8 at 14:02
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pythonandpython3are different. Have you considered tryingpython3 -c ...instead ofpython? Becausepythonrefers to Python 2 and not Python 3.– Thomas Ward♦
Apr 30 at 16:44
Yes! Theres mistake in description. Should be
python3 -c ....– ImportError
Apr 30 at 16:57