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Python

Posted by Jesse Kroon
Jesse Kroon
1,741 Points

Python - Opening a .py file which uses "import peewee" on a pc that doesn't have peewee installed

Hello everyone,

For a school assignment I need to make a rankinglist. I want to make use of peewee and sqlite database to store the data. For it to get graded I need to upload the .py file. However, if my assessor doesn't have peewee installed on his pc, how will he/she be able to test if the program works? Is it possible to "add" the module in some way so that the .py file can still import peewee?

Hope the question makes sense!

2 Answers

Stuart McIntosh
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Stuart McIntosh
Python Web Development Techdegree Graduate 22,874 Points

You will have to look into packaging and create a requirements.txt file via a pip freeze command.

Here is a good resource : https://python-packaging.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Jesse Kroon
Jesse Kroon
1,741 Points
Jesse Kroon
Jesse Kroon
1,741 Points

I've read it through and seems a bit advanced for me still. Maybe I should try and get the assessor to just pip install peewee? I know they have Python installed, so that shouldn't be a problem.