+ all its dependencies

then you can 1. copy into the virtualenv 2. link them

How can it be better?

I mean they would need to login in order to connect.

then find your django package from there

there is no django package in: /usr/lib/python3.6 absolute path

i know i being a burden but help me man.

there's no way it's not there, look better ahah

import django print(django.__file__)

import django print(django.__file__)

better, I'll try that

/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/django/__init__.py

/usr/local ? that's not installed from a package manager

/usr/local ? that's not installed from a package manager

oh fuck. i installed it using pip

They might be in $HOME/.local/bin/ or something

Oh

oh fuck. i installed it using pip

it's the same though, copy them from there use the same techique to get the file location

it's the same though, copy them from there use the same techique to get the file location

from the current path? and copy it to where?

from where you find them, copy into your virtualenv

just remember to pick up also the dependencies packages

okay, to what path inside the venv should i copy them to?

into site-packages folder

into site-packages folder

okay, a sec

into site-packages folder

😝😝😝it worked. thank you so much man. i really mean it. u just saved me alot of hours from going to internet café

so i just copy package from that path like that and it will appear in my venv right?

sure

sure

Thank you

generally packages are self contained, everything can be found in a single file or in a folder

+ the external dependencies

rarely a single package is split in two folders

rarely a single package is split in two folders

okay, now all i have to do is package.__file__ and copy it to my env

okay, now all i have to do is package.__file__ and copy it to my env

👌🏻

👌🏻

🤯🤯i wish i knew this long ago. ✊✊

They might be in $HOME/.local/bin/ or something

yeah there arw some packages there too. i just tried numpy.__file__ and found it there

if you wouldn't use pip outside of the virtualenv you wouldn't have packages into your home or /usr/local

if you wouldn't use pip outside of the virtualenv you wouldn't have packages into your home or /usr/local

lesson learned 😅

Lol, you installed using sudo pip pip --user and also package-manager install

and also pip without --user

so how exactly should I install them?

only use virtualenvs, one for each project

Lol, you installed using sudo pip pip --user and also package-manager install

and numpy doesn't show in the venv pip freeze list even tho its already copied

only use virtualenvs, one for each project

that's the problem, i barely get network connection

i am most often offline

you can share the packages among multiple virtualenvs, using the same logic

numpy is not a pure python package, it needs compiled C libraries

you have to copy also the binary libraries

you can share the packages among multiple virtualenvs, using the same logic

shoot. then I'll suck it up and make an env and install the necessary packs

clean virtualenvs will help you in deploy phase

you have to copy also the binary libraries

fuck, are they in the same path?

it depends from the package itself

clean virtualenvs will help you in deploy phase

yeah, heroku wasn't letting me deploy the apps i made

if you got it from apt/rpm, use that to get the files list

if you got it from apt/rpm, use that to get the files list

used apt

dpkg -L package_name

should list the files

how do i list all'em

using the above command

using the above command

well its saying i haven't installed that package. i am taking ur time bro, just in general i should install all packs in my venv and then share them right?

I don't get what you mean. do you have numpy installed?

I don't get what you mean. do you have numpy installed?

yes, i imported it in the shell and it was imported

then you have the dpkg command to get the files list

then you have the dpkg command to get the files list

when i typed dpkg -L numpy it says package 'numpy' is not installed

use the correct package name, that you use to install it with apt

use the correct package name, that you use to install it with apt

okay, a sec

It might be python-numpy

use the correct package name, that you use to install it with apt

yep, that worked its in the venv nkw so i have no idea what i am doing in linux environment compared to u guyz so can u suggest some books in linux and pip and stuff related to linux

experience and learning

there's not a book for everything

+ google

okay, got it. thank you again

+ google

i 🦆🦆go tho😝

Just "move you ass" 😜

hell naww

Hai Everyone

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Guys....im getting a error 500 when i turn debug =False in my django application on heroku

What do you think could be wrong..... If youve ever deploy to heroku pls assist

hello ayomide.... i'm not really a pro but i feel you should go back to development and set your debug to True and figure out where the error is from b'cus the error 500 must have been raised due to error in your code....if you wrote tests, you might want to run a test on your app

When i set debug to true.... Everything works well

Guys....im getting a error 500 when i turn debug =False in my django application on heroku

Its an Internal Server error

Does anyone have complete working project on djnago...for practice

Guys....im getting a error 500 when i turn debug =False in my django application on heroku

Turn it on and read where is a bug and fix it and make it false and get it hosted