python unable to import module
Solution 1
at the top of test.py add
import sys
sys.path.append("..")
base is not a folder on the path...once you change this it should work
or put test.py in the same folder as base. or move base to somewhere that is on your path
Solution 2
you nee to have an __init__.py
file in each folder you import from
Solution 3
there are 3 things you can do:
add an init.py
file to each folder
add sys.path.append("Folder")
to the top
or use imp and do;
import imp
foo = imp.load_source('filename', 'File\Directory\filename.py')
then foo will be the name of the module for example foo.method()
Solution 4
You have to create a file called "__init__.py
" at python directories, then "the Python" will understand that directory as a Python package.
Greg Brown
Updated on June 05, 2022Comments
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Greg Brown almost 2 years
I have my program set up using packages as followed:
-base -init.py -base_class.py -test -init.py -test.py
When I do the import statement
from base.base_class import BaseClass
in thetest.py
I get this error when running it:from base.base_class import BaseClass ImportError: No module named base.base_class
How can I import this module?