Module requests has no attribute 'auth'
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I use a library (TwitterAPI) that needs requests module to work. When I run my python programme, it returns AttributeError: module 'requests' has no attribute 'auth'.
- I previously executed the following command :
pip install TwitterAPI. - I use a virtualenv venv and all project libraries are correctly installed into the venv folder.
- My PYTHONPATH is
sources. - I have configured PyCharm to use the venv's interpreter.
So it does not seem to be a problem related to my code but maybe a bad configuration of something.
python python-3.x python-requests
edited Dec 27 at 14:27
jonrsharpe
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L. Baptiste
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I use a library (TwitterAPI) that needs requests module to work. When I run my python programme, it returns AttributeError: module 'requests' has no attribute 'auth'.
- I previously executed the following command :
pip install TwitterAPI. - I use a virtualenv venv and all project libraries are correctly installed into the venv folder.
- My PYTHONPATH is
sources. - I have configured PyCharm to use the venv's interpreter.
So it does not seem to be a problem related to my code but maybe a bad configuration of something.
python python-3.x python-requests
edited Dec 27 at 14:27
jonrsharpe
76.7k11101208
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
L. Baptiste
65
Have you got the latest version ofrequests?
– IMCoins
Dec 27 at 14:31
pip3 install --upgrade requests
– iBug
Dec 27 at 14:32
Also make sure you don't have another module named "requests" in your sys.path shadowing the requests package (typically one of your own scripts or modules named "requests.py"). You can check this by doingimport requests; print(requests), which will tell you what file has been imported...
– bruno desthuilliers
Dec 27 at 14:39
I'm using the last version ofrequests2.21.0 @IMCoins @iBug. And when I printrequestsI got<module 'requests' from '/Users/**/workspace/test-project/venv/lib/python3.6/site-packages/requests/__init__.py'>which is legit
– L. Baptiste
Dec 27 at 15:52
1
I have found the solution. I had a folderrequestsin my project which make a conflict with the requests folder of the lib. I simply renamed it :)
– L. Baptiste
Dec 27 at 20:23
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I use a library (TwitterAPI) that needs requests module to work. When I run my python programme, it returns AttributeError: module 'requests' has no attribute 'auth'.
- I previously executed the following command :
pip install TwitterAPI. - I use a virtualenv venv and all project libraries are correctly installed into the venv folder.
- My PYTHONPATH is
sources. - I have configured PyCharm to use the venv's interpreter.
So it does not seem to be a problem related to my code but maybe a bad configuration of something.
python python-3.x python-requests
edited Dec 27 at 14:27
jonrsharpe
76.7k11101208
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
L. Baptiste
65
I use a library (TwitterAPI) that needs requests module to work. When I run my python programme, it returns AttributeError: module 'requests' has no attribute 'auth'.
- I previously executed the following command :
pip install TwitterAPI. - I use a virtualenv venv and all project libraries are correctly installed into the venv folder.
- My PYTHONPATH is
sources. - I have configured PyCharm to use the venv's interpreter.
So it does not seem to be a problem related to my code but maybe a bad configuration of something.
python python-3.x python-requests
python python-3.x python-requests
edited Dec 27 at 14:27
jonrsharpe
76.7k11101208
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
L. Baptiste
65
edited Dec 27 at 14:27
jonrsharpe
76.7k11101208
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
L. Baptiste
65
edited Dec 27 at 14:27
jonrsharpe
76.7k11101208
edited Dec 27 at 14:27
jonrsharpe
76.7k11101208
edited Dec 27 at 14:27
jonrsharpe
76.7k11101208
76.7k11101208
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
L. Baptiste
65
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
L. Baptiste
65
asked Dec 27 at 14:24
L. Baptiste
65
65
Have you got the latest version ofrequests?
– IMCoins
Dec 27 at 14:31
pip3 install --upgrade requests
– iBug
Dec 27 at 14:32
Also make sure you don't have another module named "requests" in your sys.path shadowing the requests package (typically one of your own scripts or modules named "requests.py"). You can check this by doingimport requests; print(requests), which will tell you what file has been imported...
– bruno desthuilliers
Dec 27 at 14:39
I'm using the last version ofrequests2.21.0 @IMCoins @iBug. And when I printrequestsI got<module 'requests' from '/Users/**/workspace/test-project/venv/lib/python3.6/site-packages/requests/__init__.py'>which is legit
– L. Baptiste
Dec 27 at 15:52
1
I have found the solution. I had a folderrequestsin my project which make a conflict with the requests folder of the lib. I simply renamed it :)
– L. Baptiste
Dec 27 at 20:23
|
show 3 more comments
Have you got the latest version ofrequests?
– IMCoins
Dec 27 at 14:31
pip3 install --upgrade requests
– iBug
Dec 27 at 14:32
Also make sure you don't have another module named "requests" in your sys.path shadowing the requests package (typically one of your own scripts or modules named "requests.py"). You can check this by doingimport requests; print(requests), which will tell you what file has been imported...
– bruno desthuilliers
Dec 27 at 14:39
I'm using the last version ofrequests2.21.0 @IMCoins @iBug. And when I printrequestsI got<module 'requests' from '/Users/**/workspace/test-project/venv/lib/python3.6/site-packages/requests/__init__.py'>which is legit
– L. Baptiste
Dec 27 at 15:52
1
I have found the solution. I had a folderrequestsin my project which make a conflict with the requests folder of the lib. I simply renamed it :)
– L. Baptiste
Dec 27 at 20:23
Have you got the latest version of
requests ?– IMCoins
Dec 27 at 14:31
Have you got the latest version of
requests ?– IMCoins
Dec 27 at 14:31
pip3 install --upgrade requests– iBug
Dec 27 at 14:32
pip3 install --upgrade requests– iBug
Dec 27 at 14:32
Also make sure you don't have another module named "requests" in your sys.path shadowing the requests package (typically one of your own scripts or modules named "requests.py"). You can check this by doing
import requests; print(requests), which will tell you what file has been imported...– bruno desthuilliers
Dec 27 at 14:39
Also make sure you don't have another module named "requests" in your sys.path shadowing the requests package (typically one of your own scripts or modules named "requests.py"). You can check this by doing
import requests; print(requests), which will tell you what file has been imported...– bruno desthuilliers
Dec 27 at 14:39
I'm using the last version of
requests 2.21.0 @IMCoins @iBug. And when I print requests I got <module 'requests' from '/Users/**/workspace/test-project/venv/lib/python3.6/site-packages/requests/__init__.py'>which is legit– L. Baptiste
Dec 27 at 15:52
I'm using the last version of
requests 2.21.0 @IMCoins @iBug. And when I print requests I got <module 'requests' from '/Users/**/workspace/test-project/venv/lib/python3.6/site-packages/requests/__init__.py'>which is legit– L. Baptiste
Dec 27 at 15:52
1
1
I have found the solution. I had a folder
requests in my project which make a conflict with the requests folder of the lib. I simply renamed it :)– L. Baptiste
Dec 27 at 20:23
I have found the solution. I had a folder
requests in my project which make a conflict with the requests folder of the lib. I simply renamed it :)– L. Baptiste
Dec 27 at 20:23
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Have you got the latest version of
requests?– IMCoins
Dec 27 at 14:31
pip3 install --upgrade requests– iBug
Dec 27 at 14:32
Also make sure you don't have another module named "requests" in your sys.path shadowing the requests package (typically one of your own scripts or modules named "requests.py"). You can check this by doing
import requests; print(requests), which will tell you what file has been imported...– bruno desthuilliers
Dec 27 at 14:39
I'm using the last version of
requests2.21.0 @IMCoins @iBug. And when I printrequestsI got<module 'requests' from '/Users/**/workspace/test-project/venv/lib/python3.6/site-packages/requests/__init__.py'>which is legit– L. Baptiste
Dec 27 at 15:52
1
I have found the solution. I had a folder
requestsin my project which make a conflict with the requests folder of the lib. I simply renamed it :)– L. Baptiste
Dec 27 at 20:23