Importing Pycom Libraries
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Hello,
I am having some issues importing the library for the pytracker.
I know that its probably something stupid simple, but I have not been able to figure out what I am doing wrong.
I downloaded all of the libraries from the github and I have tried structuring them like this:
and I get the following error when importing pytrack [picture for exact code]
ImportError: no module called 'pycoproc.Pycoproc'This also persists if I mode pycoproc.py out into the main lib directory, which I thought could also be the problem based on how the modules were structured in the github repo.
What am I doing wrong?
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@MichaelWojcik Yes, the convention is to have all library files in the
lib/directory, no subdirectories. Or at least that's how it's worked out for me.Regarding your issue, I believe it stems from you doing
import pycoproc.Pycoproc, when you should really be doingfrom pycoproc import Pycoproc
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