🔒 hi i need help with my code

[worn cosmos]

@shadow comet

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[shadow comet]

hello

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\Desktop\main.py", line 24, in <module>
from utils.checks import getConfig, updateConfig, staff_only
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'utils.checks'

i get this error

when i do main.py

the checks.py file is there

[inland veldt]

give the file structure

[shadow comet]

what is that

sorry

this?

[solar crane]

preferably expanded like this if youre in an IDE

[shadow comet]

uh

[solar crane]

which i do see you have vscode open so just give us this part of vscode

[shadow comet]

dont have it expanded

yo i wont lie

idk how to see that

[solar crane]

theres a file button on the top left of your vscode that shows it

[inland veldt]

I think you ain't running your code in correct location: You run main.py in Desktop while the explorer screen isn't in Desktop

[inland veldt]

and the one on VSCode ain't even the same project

[shadow comet]

it is on desktop

[inland veldt]

this isn't tho

[inland veldt]

and this also isn't

[shadow comet]

@solar crane

[solar crane]

he is right, youre running it from the wrong directory it looks like

[shadow comet]

how do i fix that

im running it from my folder thats on the desktop

[solar crane]

run main.py from within vscode and see if it works first. vscode should run it from the right place

[shadow comet]

how do i run it

in vscode

[solar crane]

the play button on the top right

(while the file is open in vscode)

[shadow comet]

it said this

@solar crane

[solar crane]

just gonna put this here for others

[shadow comet]

what is that

[solar crane]

probably not youre problem but it does cause problems. microsoft python isnt the python you want to be using

[shadow comet]

ok ill change it later

can we fix this somehow though it shows a new error

now

[old imp]

nice folder name 💀💀💀

[shadow comet]

ty

[solar crane]

i saw it too XD

it looks like you need to install the dependencies first

do you know how to use pip?

[shadow comet]

where do i do that

yes i do

pip install

rihgt

ok i dont think i do

[solar crane]

is this from a github? if so i can i have the link?

[shadow comet]

what the bot?

it isnt from github

[solar crane]

who made it?

[shadow comet]

it works for someone else

the guy that made it is offline

[shadow comet]

he screenshared and showed me

it worked for him

without any problems

[solar crane]

ok, so i dont see a requirements file which means we dont know everything it needs

[shadow comet]

yes

thats what i was saying

theres no requirements file

[solar crane]

i know you need to do pip install discord but other than that its a trial and error

[shadow comet]

i also installed utils

[solar crane]

uhhh

[shadow comet]

idk

[solar crane]

you werent supposed to do that

[shadow comet]

wdym

it asked me to

[solar crane]

utils is a folder included in that package

[shadow comet]

it was saying module 'utils' not found

?

[solar crane]

its a local module not a pip install

but it shouldnt matter at least

[shadow comet]

so

let me try

anyway

re-try

how do i deinstall

utils

pip

[solar crane]

pip uninstall utils

[solar crane]

but dont run it

[shadow comet]

? @solar crane

I MADE IT WOKR

[i think]

ok i made it work

i need 1 usd to test

close it

[worn cosmos]

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