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Makefile Cannot Find Module In Python3

I have a little application on Python3 but it won't run because of module not found. I added __init__.py for all the folders already but it doesn't work. I'm wondering why. Here's

Solution 1:

When the import_data.py script is run, the sys.path has my_project/scripts in it, but not my_project , hence python is not able to locate folder package in sys.path .

You should try adding the my_project folder into the PYTHONPATH variable , this would allow you to access folder.code from anywhere. Example for BASH -

export PYTHONPATH=<path/to/my_project>:$PYTHONPATH

If you cannot make such environment variable changes , then programmatically, before trying to import folder.code , you can add the my_project folder to sys.path variable. For that you can use __file__ to get the filename of the script, and then get the directory name from that using os.path.dirname() and then get its parent using os.path.join and os.path.abspath Example your import_data.py may look like -

import sys
import os.path
parent = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),'..')) #this should give you absolute location of my_project folder.
sys.path.append(parent)
from folder.code import method
import csv

method()

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