PyInstaller does not include the kivy.garden.mapview package.What is the workaround?
- Python Version: 3.6.7(Anaconda Environment)
- Kivy Version: 1.10.1
So I installed mapview with the command garden install mapview and my python file easily detects it and runs it.But when I make exe with PyInstaller it showed the following error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named garden.mapview
I somehow found a solution to install all garden things by adding --kivy in the end.
I used matplotlib of garden with command garden install matplotlib --kivy and it works after making exe with PyInstaller using method shown here kivy Page for making exe
But when I installed mapview with the command garden install mapview --kivy which makes it appear in site-packages of my Anaconda Environment, it shows following error- ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'mapview.types'
So it seems like adding --kivy improved the situation but didn't completely solved it.
So how to do it? Any workaounds will also be appreciated.
For more clarity mapview's directory(in site-packages of my environment) contains another mapview folder which have a file types.py
I know it will be a bad practice but can I copy the whole code of mapview package line by line and paste it in my python file and use it's functions and classes directly? and yes by editing lines like import blah from blah.
python package kivy site-packages
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- Python Version: 3.6.7(Anaconda Environment)
- Kivy Version: 1.10.1
So I installed mapview with the command garden install mapview and my python file easily detects it and runs it.But when I make exe with PyInstaller it showed the following error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named garden.mapview
I somehow found a solution to install all garden things by adding --kivy in the end.
I used matplotlib of garden with command garden install matplotlib --kivy and it works after making exe with PyInstaller using method shown here kivy Page for making exe
But when I installed mapview with the command garden install mapview --kivy which makes it appear in site-packages of my Anaconda Environment, it shows following error- ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'mapview.types'
So it seems like adding --kivy improved the situation but didn't completely solved it.
So how to do it? Any workaounds will also be appreciated.
For more clarity mapview's directory(in site-packages of my environment) contains another mapview folder which have a file types.py
I know it will be a bad practice but can I copy the whole code of mapview package line by line and paste it in my python file and use it's functions and classes directly? and yes by editing lines like import blah from blah.
python package kivy site-packages
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5cube
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The documentation says to usegarden install --app package.
– John Anderson
yesterday
@JohnAnderson garden install --app package does not work either.
– 5cube
yesterday
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- Python Version: 3.6.7(Anaconda Environment)
- Kivy Version: 1.10.1
So I installed mapview with the command garden install mapview and my python file easily detects it and runs it.But when I make exe with PyInstaller it showed the following error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named garden.mapview
I somehow found a solution to install all garden things by adding --kivy in the end.
I used matplotlib of garden with command garden install matplotlib --kivy and it works after making exe with PyInstaller using method shown here kivy Page for making exe
But when I installed mapview with the command garden install mapview --kivy which makes it appear in site-packages of my Anaconda Environment, it shows following error- ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'mapview.types'
So it seems like adding --kivy improved the situation but didn't completely solved it.
So how to do it? Any workaounds will also be appreciated.
For more clarity mapview's directory(in site-packages of my environment) contains another mapview folder which have a file types.py
I know it will be a bad practice but can I copy the whole code of mapview package line by line and paste it in my python file and use it's functions and classes directly? and yes by editing lines like import blah from blah.
python package kivy site-packages
asked yesterday
5cube
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- Python Version: 3.6.7(Anaconda Environment)
- Kivy Version: 1.10.1
So I installed mapview with the command garden install mapview and my python file easily detects it and runs it.But when I make exe with PyInstaller it showed the following error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named garden.mapview
I somehow found a solution to install all garden things by adding --kivy in the end.
I used matplotlib of garden with command garden install matplotlib --kivy and it works after making exe with PyInstaller using method shown here kivy Page for making exe
But when I installed mapview with the command garden install mapview --kivy which makes it appear in site-packages of my Anaconda Environment, it shows following error- ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'mapview.types'
So it seems like adding --kivy improved the situation but didn't completely solved it.
So how to do it? Any workaounds will also be appreciated.
For more clarity mapview's directory(in site-packages of my environment) contains another mapview folder which have a file types.py
I know it will be a bad practice but can I copy the whole code of mapview package line by line and paste it in my python file and use it's functions and classes directly? and yes by editing lines like import blah from blah.
python package kivy site-packages
python package kivy site-packages
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asked yesterday
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asked yesterday
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The documentation says to usegarden install --app package.
– John Anderson
yesterday
@JohnAnderson garden install --app package does not work either.
– 5cube
yesterday
add a comment |
The documentation says to usegarden install --app package.
– John Anderson
yesterday
@JohnAnderson garden install --app package does not work either.
– 5cube
yesterday
The documentation says to use
garden install --app package.– John Anderson
yesterday
The documentation says to use
garden install --app package.– John Anderson
yesterday
@JohnAnderson garden install --app package does not work either.
– 5cube
yesterday
@JohnAnderson garden install --app package does not work either.
– 5cube
yesterday
add a comment |
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The documentation says to use
garden install --app package.– John Anderson
yesterday
@JohnAnderson garden install --app package does not work either.
– 5cube
yesterday