Module import does not work

[aaltat]

When I start rfhub like this: python -m rfhub --pythonpath C:\path\to\libs --module server.login_page.login.Login. Then I get error: unable to import 'server.login_page.login.Login' : No module named Login

The --pythonpath C:\path\to\libs is same as in my pybot startup script and server.login_page.login.Login is in the same way is I import the library in Robot data. I do not understand why the rfhub is not able to parse the library.

[boakley]

is server.login_page.login.Login a module, or is "Login" a class in the "login" module? In other words, does the file \path\to\libs\server\login_page\login\Login.py exist?

On Wed, Jun 15, 2016 at 8:52 AM, Tatu Aalto notifications@github.com wrote:

When I start rfhub like this: python -m rfhub --pythonpath C:\path\to\libs --module server.login_page.login.Login. Then I get error: unable to import 'server.login_page.login.Login' : No module named Login

The --pythonpath C:\path\to\libs is same as in my pybot startup script and server.login_page.login.Login is in the same way is I import the library in Robot data. I do not understand why the rfhub is not able to parse the library.

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[aaltat]

I am home but I am pretty sure that Login is a class in the login.py file.

[aaltat]

Would solving the problem be easier if there would be an example?

[boakley]

The --module argument, as the name implies, requires a module rather than a class. Try it with '--module server.login_page.login'. It should then find all classes in that module.

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I am home but I am pretty sure that Login is a class in the login.py file.

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[aaltat]

And if the module contains many classes but it should find only a one class, the Login. Then I should give the command like: python -m rfhub --pythonpath C:\path\to\libs --module server.login_page.login Login

[boakley]

No, --module means "find all the classes in this module". It's primarily designed for a module that defines page objects, or a module that defines several collections of keywords.

If you want only a specific class, use "--library server.login_page.login.Login".

On Wed, Jun 15, 2016 at 11:07 AM, Tatu Aalto notifications@github.com wrote:

And if the module contains many classes but it should find only a one class, the Login. Then I should give the command like: python -m rfhub --pythonpath C:\path\to\libs --module server.login_page.login Login

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[aaltat]

Ah ok, thanks for info

[aaltat]

Tried and works like a charm. Thanks from input.

[boakley]

Thanks for using the hub! I hope you're finding it helpful. I wish I had more time to make it better :-\

On Thu, Jun 16, 2016 at 8:42 AM, Tatu Aalto notifications@github.com wrote:

Tried and works like a charm. Thanks from input.

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[aaltat]

It is really useful, it makes finding the keywords so easy. Keep up the good work.