AttributeError: module 'drivefiller' has no attribute 'filler' When used as an installed library from pip
Me and my friend recently made this library as a bit of a joke called drive filler (here it is on Github). We uploaded this to the pypi.org and it originally worked as expected. Yesterday I updated it, tested it locally, then uploaded to Github before updating it on pip. Everything worked fine when the drivefiller.py file was in the local folder when using the below code, giving the expected result.
import drivefiller as df
Filler_Object = df.filler('/Users/conor/Desktop/', 'text', 'Hello World!', 0, 20)
Filler_Object.fill()
print(Filler_Object.checkSize())
However, when I deleted the local file, updated my installed version to the new one and tried to run it it gave the below error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/conor/Desktop/test.py", line 2, in <module>
Filler_Object = df.filler('/Users/conor/Desktop/', 'text', 'Hello World!', 0, 20)
AttributeError: module 'drivefiller' has no attribute 'filler'
I have spent hours today trying to figure this out to no avail so any help is much appreciated. Thanks
python python-3.x
asked Nov 22 '18 at 20:56
Conor MatthewsConor Matthews
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Me and my friend recently made this library as a bit of a joke called drive filler (here it is on Github). We uploaded this to the pypi.org and it originally worked as expected. Yesterday I updated it, tested it locally, then uploaded to Github before updating it on pip. Everything worked fine when the drivefiller.py file was in the local folder when using the below code, giving the expected result.
import drivefiller as df
Filler_Object = df.filler('/Users/conor/Desktop/', 'text', 'Hello World!', 0, 20)
Filler_Object.fill()
print(Filler_Object.checkSize())
However, when I deleted the local file, updated my installed version to the new one and tried to run it it gave the below error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/conor/Desktop/test.py", line 2, in <module>
Filler_Object = df.filler('/Users/conor/Desktop/', 'text', 'Hello World!', 0, 20)
AttributeError: module 'drivefiller' has no attribute 'filler'
I have spent hours today trying to figure this out to no avail so any help is much appreciated. Thanks
python python-3.x
asked Nov 22 '18 at 20:56
Conor MatthewsConor Matthews
76
add a comment |
Me and my friend recently made this library as a bit of a joke called drive filler (here it is on Github). We uploaded this to the pypi.org and it originally worked as expected. Yesterday I updated it, tested it locally, then uploaded to Github before updating it on pip. Everything worked fine when the drivefiller.py file was in the local folder when using the below code, giving the expected result.
import drivefiller as df
Filler_Object = df.filler('/Users/conor/Desktop/', 'text', 'Hello World!', 0, 20)
Filler_Object.fill()
print(Filler_Object.checkSize())
However, when I deleted the local file, updated my installed version to the new one and tried to run it it gave the below error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/conor/Desktop/test.py", line 2, in <module>
Filler_Object = df.filler('/Users/conor/Desktop/', 'text', 'Hello World!', 0, 20)
AttributeError: module 'drivefiller' has no attribute 'filler'
I have spent hours today trying to figure this out to no avail so any help is much appreciated. Thanks
python python-3.x
asked Nov 22 '18 at 20:56
Conor MatthewsConor Matthews
76
Me and my friend recently made this library as a bit of a joke called drive filler (here it is on Github). We uploaded this to the pypi.org and it originally worked as expected. Yesterday I updated it, tested it locally, then uploaded to Github before updating it on pip. Everything worked fine when the drivefiller.py file was in the local folder when using the below code, giving the expected result.
import drivefiller as df
Filler_Object = df.filler('/Users/conor/Desktop/', 'text', 'Hello World!', 0, 20)
Filler_Object.fill()
print(Filler_Object.checkSize())
However, when I deleted the local file, updated my installed version to the new one and tried to run it it gave the below error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/conor/Desktop/test.py", line 2, in <module>
Filler_Object = df.filler('/Users/conor/Desktop/', 'text', 'Hello World!', 0, 20)
AttributeError: module 'drivefiller' has no attribute 'filler'
I have spent hours today trying to figure this out to no avail so any help is much appreciated. Thanks
python python-3.x
python python-3.x
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Downloading you package from pip and looking at the GitHub repo, it's obvious you did not follow the packaging tutorial.
You need would need to make a proper module, including an __init__.py, a setup.py, with all the proper definitions, which are currently missing from your project.
As a result, the current install from PyPi results in an almost empty __init__.py file containing only
name = "drivefiller"
Honestly, I don't even know how you got it on PyPi... and given the nature of your code, I'm not sure I'm doing anyone a favor by helping you put it on PyPi ^^"
answered Nov 23 '18 at 14:18
SilmathoronSilmathoron
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Correct me if i'm wrong but it does only say in the tutorial you referenced in the first link (which was what i followed) to putname = "drivefiller"in the init.py file
– Conor Matthews
Feb 21 at 19:50
Yeah... no, not really... but that's also why I put the second link ;)
– Silmathoron
Feb 21 at 19:54
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Downloading you package from pip and looking at the GitHub repo, it's obvious you did not follow the packaging tutorial.
You need would need to make a proper module, including an __init__.py, a setup.py, with all the proper definitions, which are currently missing from your project.
As a result, the current install from PyPi results in an almost empty __init__.py file containing only
name = "drivefiller"
Honestly, I don't even know how you got it on PyPi... and given the nature of your code, I'm not sure I'm doing anyone a favor by helping you put it on PyPi ^^"
answered Nov 23 '18 at 14:18
SilmathoronSilmathoron
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Correct me if i'm wrong but it does only say in the tutorial you referenced in the first link (which was what i followed) to putname = "drivefiller"in the init.py file
– Conor Matthews
Feb 21 at 19:50
Yeah... no, not really... but that's also why I put the second link ;)
– Silmathoron
Feb 21 at 19:54
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Downloading you package from pip and looking at the GitHub repo, it's obvious you did not follow the packaging tutorial.
You need would need to make a proper module, including an __init__.py, a setup.py, with all the proper definitions, which are currently missing from your project.
As a result, the current install from PyPi results in an almost empty __init__.py file containing only
name = "drivefiller"
Honestly, I don't even know how you got it on PyPi... and given the nature of your code, I'm not sure I'm doing anyone a favor by helping you put it on PyPi ^^"
answered Nov 23 '18 at 14:18
SilmathoronSilmathoron
1,0861921
Correct me if i'm wrong but it does only say in the tutorial you referenced in the first link (which was what i followed) to putname = "drivefiller"in the init.py file
– Conor Matthews
Feb 21 at 19:50
Yeah... no, not really... but that's also why I put the second link ;)
– Silmathoron
Feb 21 at 19:54
add a comment |
Downloading you package from pip and looking at the GitHub repo, it's obvious you did not follow the packaging tutorial.
You need would need to make a proper module, including an __init__.py, a setup.py, with all the proper definitions, which are currently missing from your project.
As a result, the current install from PyPi results in an almost empty __init__.py file containing only
name = "drivefiller"
Honestly, I don't even know how you got it on PyPi... and given the nature of your code, I'm not sure I'm doing anyone a favor by helping you put it on PyPi ^^"
answered Nov 23 '18 at 14:18
SilmathoronSilmathoron
1,0861921
Downloading you package from pip and looking at the GitHub repo, it's obvious you did not follow the packaging tutorial.
You need would need to make a proper module, including an __init__.py, a setup.py, with all the proper definitions, which are currently missing from your project.
As a result, the current install from PyPi results in an almost empty __init__.py file containing only
name = "drivefiller"
Honestly, I don't even know how you got it on PyPi... and given the nature of your code, I'm not sure I'm doing anyone a favor by helping you put it on PyPi ^^"
answered Nov 23 '18 at 14:18
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answered Nov 23 '18 at 14:18
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answered Nov 23 '18 at 14:18
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answered Nov 23 '18 at 14:18
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Correct me if i'm wrong but it does only say in the tutorial you referenced in the first link (which was what i followed) to putname = "drivefiller"in the init.py file
– Conor Matthews
Feb 21 at 19:50
Yeah... no, not really... but that's also why I put the second link ;)
– Silmathoron
Feb 21 at 19:54
add a comment |
Correct me if i'm wrong but it does only say in the tutorial you referenced in the first link (which was what i followed) to putname = "drivefiller"in the init.py file
– Conor Matthews
Feb 21 at 19:50
Yeah... no, not really... but that's also why I put the second link ;)
– Silmathoron
Feb 21 at 19:54
Correct me if i'm wrong but it does only say in the tutorial you referenced in the first link (which was what i followed) to put
name = "drivefiller" in the init.py file– Conor Matthews
Feb 21 at 19:50
Correct me if i'm wrong but it does only say in the tutorial you referenced in the first link (which was what i followed) to put
name = "drivefiller" in the init.py file– Conor Matthews
Feb 21 at 19:50
Yeah... no, not really... but that's also why I put the second link ;)
– Silmathoron
Feb 21 at 19:54
Yeah... no, not really... but that's also why I put the second link ;)
– Silmathoron
Feb 21 at 19:54
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