No module named 'funsearch implementation'; 'funsearch' is not a package about funsearch HOT 9 OPEN

Hi,

Take a look at this two links adding a init file and what to put on the init file

I added $ __init__.py$ files to their folders, and to use the dot notation I wrote
`` `from .implementation import * ``` on the init file of the folder funsearch.

From outside of the folder funsearch I can do:

from funsearch.implementation import programs_database_test as test and it gives me no problem.

Also, I renamed the funsearch.py file to fun_search.py (but this may not be necessary).

I originally solved it here in this post

from funsearch.

@psikosen did you also try what @HJ9412 suggested?

@pwnedzen this is a slightly different error message. Can you try what @HJ9412 suggested?

from funsearch.

@Rubiel1 I really appreciate your help. I tried this and I am still running into the same issues . Could you possibly send me or upload the repo with your changes if possible ?

from funsearch.

Just to confirm:

1. you added two init files, one on the implementation folder (and the file was empty), and
2. one on the funsearch folder (and the file contains the line from .implementation import *).
3. And you modified the name of the file funsearch.py to fun_search.py

And you still got the exactly same error

from funsearch.

Just to confirm:

1. you added two init files, one on the implementation folder (and the file was empty), and
2. one on the funsearch folder (and the file contains the line from .implementation import *).
3. And you modified the name of the file funsearch.py to fun_search.py

And you still got the exactly same error

I can confirm, I still get the same error

    from funsearch.implementation import code_manipulation
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'funsearch' 

from funsearch.

Move your funsearch folder to the implementation folder.
Or you may copy everything in the implementation folder to one step up.

from funsearch.

@Rubiel1 Yes, after doing all of that, I still get the same error.

from funsearch.

@Rubiel1 Thanks I got it !

from funsearch.

@psikosen did you also try what @HJ9412 suggested?

@pwnedzen this is a slightly different error message. Can you try what @HJ9412 suggested?

I just tried what @HJ9412 suggested, and it is now working. Thanks @Rubiel1 and @HJ9412!

from funsearch.