🔒 need some help in this code

[modern swift]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/CX4A

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[modern swift]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/2GTQ

one is flask the other is for the bluetooth app

so just to explain im making an app that uses ble beacon for uni when you go to class you can regiseter the class with your id and name and if you get out of range you will be signed out

[little pendant]

Did I help you on Reddit like yesterday?

[modern swift]

nope

i dont be on reddit

[little pendant]

That's funny. I just helped someone who was doing basically this.

[modern swift]

really ?

wow

but can u help me with it ?

[little pendant]

Well, their question was a lot more general, but maybe.

[modern swift]

i would really appreciate it

u can take a look at the code from the links

[little pendant]

Yes, what's the question?

[modern swift]

is anything wrong with the code plus what is left for me to do the app

its the first time doing this

[rain merlin]

whasty the error

is there an error sir

[modern swift]

whenever i try to run it i get the error of flask not found even though its donwloaded

[rain merlin]

Then your good

download flask again

simple

[modern swift]

i did it

[rain merlin]

redownload it

[modern swift]

it says already satisfied

[rain merlin]

download a depracated version

[modern swift]

how

[rain merlin]

or just import pip

[modern swift]

how can i do it ?

[rain merlin]

import subprocess
import sys

def install(package):
    subprocess.check_call([sys.executable, '-m', 'pip', 'install', package])

# Example usage
install('requests')

it wasnt improt pip

[modern swift]

let me try it

[rain merlin]

copy the code before the comment

[modern swift]

gives me an error still

[rain merlin]

import subprocess
import sys

def install(package):
    subprocess.check_call([sys.executable, '-m', 'pip', 'install', package])

# Example usage
install('flask')

include in the program

it works on my system /shrug

[modern swift]

lemme try it

sorry im new to all this

[little pendant]

If you have a virtual environment, you need to activate it before running pip.

[modern swift]

thats why im a bit slow

[little pendant]

Do you have a venv directory in your project folder?

[modern swift]

no

[little pendant]

What does pip list show?

[little pendant]

How are you running the code when you get the error? And what is the exact error?

[modern swift]

hold on

gonna run it right now and show u

@little pendant

[little pendant]

I think VSCode is just using a different version of Python than the one you have in your PATH.

I'd just set up a virtual environment. That will make it easier to control what packages you use. If you install into a global installation, that may comflict with other projects, so installing into and using the global install for projects isn't a good idea.

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/environments

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