"requests" Issue from Python..and pip isnt installing through "pip install requests"..!

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Question:
I was trying to run my code but there was a problem with “requests”
something like this

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "main.py", line 6, in <module>
    import requests, json, random
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'requests'

so How can I use that requests feature from python?
help me please…!
Thanks

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Run

pip install requests

in the Shell tab.

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Or poetry add requests (this will be more compatible with forking I think). poetry is the Replit package manager but pip works as well.

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Or just open a Packager tab in the editor and install requests, the way replit intended.

@CoderElijah,
Or upm add requests (this will also be more compatible with replit I think). upm is THE Replit package manager but poetry works as well.
(This actually isn’t very useful and I always use poetry or the Packager instead.)

The Packager tab uses upm which, in python, uses poetry which uses pip.

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The Packager tab is known to be buggy, and is unreliable.

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Yeah, I submitted a bug report about it recently because of configuration issues.

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Staff has said before that it’s poetry though

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UPM, Universal Package Manager, is the language-agnostic manager of package managers (provides abstraction), built by replit. For python, poetry is the dependency manager, the package manager used by UPM for python.
Most repls use UPM, any repl with a .upm folder and a working Packages tab.

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Thanks guys…It woked!

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Hi @Nur-MohammadMo3 !
You can mark the post that helped you most as a Solution if it solved your problem.

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