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from flask_mysqldb import MySQL gives import error : ImportError: No module named flask_mysqldb
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I use ubuntu 16.04, My python version is 2.7.12 and I tried every installation but i still get flask_mysqldb import error when i try to run the above command.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "app.py", line 3, in <module>
from flask_mysqldb import MySQL
ImportError: No module named flask_mysqldb
MySQL is install in my system. I am able to work independently as mysql but not able to remove the above import error.
Someone please help.
python mysql
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I use ubuntu 16.04, My python version is 2.7.12 and I tried every installation but i still get flask_mysqldb import error when i try to run the above command.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "app.py", line 3, in <module>
from flask_mysqldb import MySQL
ImportError: No module named flask_mysqldb
MySQL is install in my system. I am able to work independently as mysql but not able to remove the above import error.
Someone please help.
python mysql
asked Jul 20 at 17:59
ajourneyajourney
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I use ubuntu 16.04, My python version is 2.7.12 and I tried every installation but i still get flask_mysqldb import error when i try to run the above command.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "app.py", line 3, in <module>
from flask_mysqldb import MySQL
ImportError: No module named flask_mysqldb
MySQL is install in my system. I am able to work independently as mysql but not able to remove the above import error.
Someone please help.
python mysql
asked Jul 20 at 17:59
ajourneyajourney
32 bronze badges
I use ubuntu 16.04, My python version is 2.7.12 and I tried every installation but i still get flask_mysqldb import error when i try to run the above command.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "app.py", line 3, in <module>
from flask_mysqldb import MySQL
ImportError: No module named flask_mysqldb
MySQL is install in my system. I am able to work independently as mysql but not able to remove the above import error.
Someone please help.
python mysql
python mysql
asked Jul 20 at 17:59
ajourneyajourney
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asked Jul 20 at 17:59
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You'll have to install it first. It's not packaged in Ubuntu repositories, so you'll have to use pip2.
pip2 install flask-mysqldb
or if you want to install it systemwide
sudo pip2 install flask-mysqldb
Further documentation is provided by the project itself
answered Jul 20 at 18:14
vidarlovidarlo
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Thanks a lot. It worked but i couldn't upvote, please upvote my question. I tried the same using pip and pip3 but it was still giving me import error. since pip corresponds to python2 version why i was not able to do it initially.
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:23
Do i always have to use pip2 install ... for any installation since my python version is 2.7.12? @vidarlo
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:41
It's the safest. You're guaranteed thatpip2will always be for python2.
– vidarlo
Jul 20 at 18:54
OK thanks @vidarlo. i spend a week over this using pip and pip3, none of the work. Thanks a lot to you . : )
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:57
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You'll have to install it first. It's not packaged in Ubuntu repositories, so you'll have to use pip2.
pip2 install flask-mysqldb
or if you want to install it systemwide
sudo pip2 install flask-mysqldb
Further documentation is provided by the project itself
answered Jul 20 at 18:14
vidarlovidarlo
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Thanks a lot. It worked but i couldn't upvote, please upvote my question. I tried the same using pip and pip3 but it was still giving me import error. since pip corresponds to python2 version why i was not able to do it initially.
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:23
Do i always have to use pip2 install ... for any installation since my python version is 2.7.12? @vidarlo
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:41
It's the safest. You're guaranteed thatpip2will always be for python2.
– vidarlo
Jul 20 at 18:54
OK thanks @vidarlo. i spend a week over this using pip and pip3, none of the work. Thanks a lot to you . : )
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:57
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You'll have to install it first. It's not packaged in Ubuntu repositories, so you'll have to use pip2.
pip2 install flask-mysqldb
or if you want to install it systemwide
sudo pip2 install flask-mysqldb
Further documentation is provided by the project itself
answered Jul 20 at 18:14
vidarlovidarlo
13.8k6 gold badges33 silver badges60 bronze badges
Thanks a lot. It worked but i couldn't upvote, please upvote my question. I tried the same using pip and pip3 but it was still giving me import error. since pip corresponds to python2 version why i was not able to do it initially.
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:23
Do i always have to use pip2 install ... for any installation since my python version is 2.7.12? @vidarlo
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:41
It's the safest. You're guaranteed thatpip2will always be for python2.
– vidarlo
Jul 20 at 18:54
OK thanks @vidarlo. i spend a week over this using pip and pip3, none of the work. Thanks a lot to you . : )
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:57
add a comment
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You'll have to install it first. It's not packaged in Ubuntu repositories, so you'll have to use pip2.
pip2 install flask-mysqldb
or if you want to install it systemwide
sudo pip2 install flask-mysqldb
Further documentation is provided by the project itself
answered Jul 20 at 18:14
vidarlovidarlo
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You'll have to install it first. It's not packaged in Ubuntu repositories, so you'll have to use pip2.
pip2 install flask-mysqldb
or if you want to install it systemwide
sudo pip2 install flask-mysqldb
Further documentation is provided by the project itself
answered Jul 20 at 18:14
vidarlovidarlo
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answered Jul 20 at 18:14
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answered Jul 20 at 18:14
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Thanks a lot. It worked but i couldn't upvote, please upvote my question. I tried the same using pip and pip3 but it was still giving me import error. since pip corresponds to python2 version why i was not able to do it initially.
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:23
Do i always have to use pip2 install ... for any installation since my python version is 2.7.12? @vidarlo
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:41
It's the safest. You're guaranteed thatpip2will always be for python2.
– vidarlo
Jul 20 at 18:54
OK thanks @vidarlo. i spend a week over this using pip and pip3, none of the work. Thanks a lot to you . : )
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:57
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Thanks a lot. It worked but i couldn't upvote, please upvote my question. I tried the same using pip and pip3 but it was still giving me import error. since pip corresponds to python2 version why i was not able to do it initially.
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:23
Do i always have to use pip2 install ... for any installation since my python version is 2.7.12? @vidarlo
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:41
It's the safest. You're guaranteed thatpip2will always be for python2.
– vidarlo
Jul 20 at 18:54
OK thanks @vidarlo. i spend a week over this using pip and pip3, none of the work. Thanks a lot to you . : )
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:57
Thanks a lot. It worked but i couldn't upvote, please upvote my question. I tried the same using pip and pip3 but it was still giving me import error. since pip corresponds to python2 version why i was not able to do it initially.
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:23
Thanks a lot. It worked but i couldn't upvote, please upvote my question. I tried the same using pip and pip3 but it was still giving me import error. since pip corresponds to python2 version why i was not able to do it initially.
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:23
Do i always have to use pip2 install ... for any installation since my python version is 2.7.12? @vidarlo
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:41
Do i always have to use pip2 install ... for any installation since my python version is 2.7.12? @vidarlo
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:41
It's the safest. You're guaranteed that
pip2 will always be for python2.– vidarlo
Jul 20 at 18:54
It's the safest. You're guaranteed that
pip2 will always be for python2.– vidarlo
Jul 20 at 18:54
OK thanks @vidarlo. i spend a week over this using pip and pip3, none of the work. Thanks a lot to you . : )
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:57
OK thanks @vidarlo. i spend a week over this using pip and pip3, none of the work. Thanks a lot to you . : )
– ajourney
Jul 20 at 18:57
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