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Title: Resolving "ImportError: No module named request" in Python 3 App on Bluemix
Introduction:
If you've encountered the "ImportError: No module named request" error while trying to run a Python 3 application on Bluemix, you're likely missing the required module 'requests'. This tutorial will guide you through resolving this issue and ensuring that your Python 3 app on Bluemix runs smoothly.
Step 1: Verify Dependencies
This ensures that the required 'requests' module is installed when you deploy your app.
Step 2: Update and Install Dependencies
Before pushing your app to Bluemix, make sure to update and install the dependencies. Open a terminal and navigate to your project directory. Run the following commands:
This will ensure that your dependencies are up-to-date and installed correctly.
Step 3: Push Your App to Bluemix
After updating and installing dependencies, deploy your Python 3 app to Bluemix. Use the following command:
Replace your-app-name with the actual name of your app.
Step 4: Verify Successful Deployment
Once the deployment is complete, open your web browser and navigate to your app's URL on Bluemix. Check for any errors and verify that your app is running as expected.
Conclusion:
Remember to check the documentation for Bluemix and the Python version you are using for any specific requirements or updates related to your application.
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Introduction:
If you've encountered the "ImportError: No module named request" error while trying to run a Python 3 application on Bluemix, you're likely missing the required module 'requests'. This tutorial will guide you through resolving this issue and ensuring that your Python 3 app on Bluemix runs smoothly.
Step 1: Verify Dependencies
This ensures that the required 'requests' module is installed when you deploy your app.
Step 2: Update and Install Dependencies
Before pushing your app to Bluemix, make sure to update and install the dependencies. Open a terminal and navigate to your project directory. Run the following commands:
This will ensure that your dependencies are up-to-date and installed correctly.
Step 3: Push Your App to Bluemix
After updating and installing dependencies, deploy your Python 3 app to Bluemix. Use the following command:
Replace your-app-name with the actual name of your app.
Step 4: Verify Successful Deployment
Once the deployment is complete, open your web browser and navigate to your app's URL on Bluemix. Check for any errors and verify that your app is running as expected.
Conclusion:
Remember to check the documentation for Bluemix and the Python version you are using for any specific requirements or updates related to your application.
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