You should put them in web2py/site-packages On Mar 18, 9:35 am, PanosJee <[email protected]> wrote: > Never mind i just put the folder in /web2py and smiled > But i am not sure if it s good way to do it > > On Mar 18, 4:11 pm, PanosJee <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hey guys there were some posts regarding this issue but i could not > > figure out what to do > > I want to use some python libraries but i cannot install them in site- > > packages or pymodules so i have to add them in the modules folder. > > > Let s say i want to use gdatamind > > There are tons of files and in most of them there are import like > > import gdata > > import gdata.contacts > > > Acually i am using the pystache library. In the __init__.py there is > > the following code > > from pystache.template import Template > > from pystache.view import View > > > in my controller i have written > > from applications.init.modules.pystache import * > > i also tried > > import applications.init.modules.pystache as pystache > > > I get the following error > > ImportError: No module named pystache.template > > > And i get the same error. I could rewrite the import in the > > __init__.py but then i have to change all imports in other files of > > the code and this could be a show stopper when i ll try to put in the > > modules the gdata library. > > > Do you have any hints on how to do this import and actually change the > > namespace of the import or so?
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