Closed derekmaclingster closed 4 years ago
Sorry, but, you did not install all dependencies, the message is clear: No module named selenium. Here is the requirements.txt:
requests>=2.22.0 selenium==3.141.0 urllib3>=1.25.8
In addition, YouTube is not a folder, it is a class, it's part of youtube.py. Another thing: I do not use Windows, so, I suggest you to try to spin up a Linux VM or a container, you can use the Windows Subsystem for Linux or VirtualBox or docker.
1) there is not Folder called "YouTube" 2) latest python 3) installed requirements.txt AND STILL: