pyowm.exceptions ModuleNotFound

[JerryTheQuad]

Hi,

Here is my code. It's a Telegram bot I created to show weather. In Google Collab it works OK, but in PythonAnywhere or Repl.it it shows this:

from pyowm.exceptions import *
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pyowm.exceptions'

The actual code:

from pyowm import OWM
from pyowm.exceptions import *
import telebot

owm = OWM('xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx', language='ru')

bot = telebot.TeleBot("My Telegram ID Here. Deleted it")

@bot.message_handler(commands=['start', 'help'])
def commands(message):
  if message.text == '/start':
      bot.send_message(message.from_user.id, """Привет! Я могу найти тебе погоду в нужном городе. Условие:
1. Никому не рассказывай о бойцовском клубе 
2. Пиши в подобном формате 'Москва, РФ' или 'Москва'
3. Только на русском языке
У меня есть чувство, что мы с тобой сработаемся.
""")
  elif message.text == '/help':
    bot.send_message(message.from_user.id, """Смотри. Ты поможешь мне, я помогу тебе:
1. Я понимаю только в формате, подобном этому — 'Москва, РФ' или 'Москва'
2. Если я не отвечаю, то здесь две причины: или меня отключили, или ты вводишь город/страну не в том формате. 
Но я тебе пишу, верно? Значит с меня взятки гладки.
""")

@bot.message_handler(content_types=['text'])
def handle_messages(message):
  try:
    obs = owm.weather_at_place(message.text)
    w = obs.get_weather()
    now_temp = w.get_temperature(unit='celsius')
    status = w.get_detailed_status()
    bot.send_message(message.from_user.id, f'''
==========
Min t: {now_temp.get("temp_min")}°
Avg t: {now_temp.get("temp")}°
Max t: {now_temp.get("temp_max")}°
==========
{status.title()}
''')
  except api_response_error.NotFoundError:
    bot.send_message(message.from_user.id, 'Врёшь, нет такого города')

bot.polling()

[csparpa]

@JerryTheQuad I think this is due to the fact that you don't have PyOWM installed on those environments! Can you check if PyOWM is among the installed third party libraries (remember that - of coures - it is not part of the Python standard library!)

Also please notice I've patched your code snippet so that your API key is now masked... NEVER expose your API secrets! This is a public repository! ;-)

Let me know

[FabianReister]

@JerryTheQuad consider changing pyowm.exceptions to pyowm.commons.exceptions

[JerryTheQuad]

@JerryTheQuad I think this is due to the fact that you don't have PyOWM installed on those environments! Can you check if PyOWM is among the installed third party libraries (remember that - of coures - it is not part of the Python standard library!)

Also please notice I've patched your code snippet so that your API key is now masked... NEVER expose your API secrets! This is a public repository! ;-)

Let me know

Wow, thank you for responding!) I checked on Repl.it and pyOWM is installed as a third-party package. Here is a screenshot. As an aside note, the code works fine on Google Collab. Have a great day!)

[csparpa]

Hi @JerryTheQuad sorry I've missed it: FabianReister posted the solution, please check his comment

It's an import error: you're importing from the wrong path, as the exceptions module is not in the root path of the project.

[JerryTheQuad]

Hi @JerryTheQuad sorry I've missed it: FabianReister posted the solution, please check his comment

It's an import error: you're importing from the wrong path, as the exceptions module is not in the root path of the project.

Thank you!) Just did that, this is what I get now:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "main.py", line 6, in <module> owm = OWM('xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx', language='en') TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'language'

[csparpa]

That's because you're intializing the library the wrong way.

Take a look at pyowm documentation about it:

https://pyowm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/v3/code-recipes.html#language-setting

That should fix the language issue

[JerryTheQuad]

That's because you're intializing the library the wrong way.

Take a look at pyowm documentation about it:

https://pyowm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/v3/code-recipes.html#language-setting

That should fix the language issue

That's because you're intializing the library the wrong way.

Take a look at pyowm documentation about it:

https://pyowm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/v3/code-recipes.html#language-setting

That should fix the language issue

Thank you, it really solved the language problem)