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    Pyscan - demo nfc [SOLVED]

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      Summer
      last edited by Summer

      Hi,
      I've just downloaded the github project for nfc.
      But when it start it says it cannot import pyscan.

      from lib.pyscan import Pyscan
      Traceback (most recent call last):
      File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
      File "lib/pyscan.py", line 15, in <module>
      TypeError: cannot create 'module' instances

      this is the project folder (I've added the __init file but no effects):
      ├── boot.py
      ├── lib
      │   ├── init.py
      │   ├── LIS2HH12.py
      │   ├── LTR329ALS01.py
      │   ├── MFRC630.mpy
      │   └── pyscan.py
      ├── main.py
      ├── nfc.py
      ├── pycoproc
      │   └── pycoproc.py

      Any advice?

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        jcaron @Summer
        last edited by

        @Summer Shouldn't it be

        from pyscan import Pyscan
        

        ?

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          Summer
          last edited by Summer

          Thanks for reply, no success:

          from pyscan import Pyscan
          Traceback (most recent call last):
          File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
          ImportError: cannot import name Pyscan
          import os
          os.listdir()
          ['main.py', 'sys', 'lib', 'cert', 'boot.py', 'pycoproc', 'init.py', 'project.pymakr', 'nfc.py', 'pybytes_config.json']

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            Summer @Summer
            last edited by

            @Summer

            SOLVED
            Wrong file position for pycoproc.py.
            It should be in lib with pyscan

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