Python - Module not found for a dependent project while launching flask











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My flask project structure looks like this:



flask_demo_app
-app
-__init__.py
-routes.py
-demoapp_venv
-flask_demo_app.py


My init.py looks like this :



    from flask import Flask

app = Flask(__name__)

from app import routes


code inside flask_demo_app.py



from app import app


code inside routes.py:



    import os
cwd = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
print(cwd)
from app import app
from flask import render_template
from mySDK_python_sdk.mySDK_core import core_config


@app.route('/')
@app.route('/index')
def index():
return 'Hello world'


@app.route('/sdk')
def test_sdk1():
print('invoking from rutes')
config = core_config.RestClientConfig('194.138.0.25', '9400')
return config


mySDK project is my another python project which is installed as a wheel file and available inside demoapp_venv/site-packages. When i run routes.py directly without using flask (of course removing "@app.route"), it invokes the methods inside "core_config" as expected. But when I run flask run command, it gives me module not found error for the modules of the installed "mySDK" project.
I am using pycharm editor and marked the installed packages of mySDK as "source root".



Please let me know why I am getting module not found error for installed app.










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    My flask project structure looks like this:



    flask_demo_app
    -app
    -__init__.py
    -routes.py
    -demoapp_venv
    -flask_demo_app.py


    My init.py looks like this :



        from flask import Flask

    app = Flask(__name__)

    from app import routes


    code inside flask_demo_app.py



    from app import app


    code inside routes.py:



        import os
    cwd = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
    print(cwd)
    from app import app
    from flask import render_template
    from mySDK_python_sdk.mySDK_core import core_config


    @app.route('/')
    @app.route('/index')
    def index():
    return 'Hello world'


    @app.route('/sdk')
    def test_sdk1():
    print('invoking from rutes')
    config = core_config.RestClientConfig('194.138.0.25', '9400')
    return config


    mySDK project is my another python project which is installed as a wheel file and available inside demoapp_venv/site-packages. When i run routes.py directly without using flask (of course removing "@app.route"), it invokes the methods inside "core_config" as expected. But when I run flask run command, it gives me module not found error for the modules of the installed "mySDK" project.
    I am using pycharm editor and marked the installed packages of mySDK as "source root".



    Please let me know why I am getting module not found error for installed app.










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      My flask project structure looks like this:



      flask_demo_app
      -app
      -__init__.py
      -routes.py
      -demoapp_venv
      -flask_demo_app.py


      My init.py looks like this :



          from flask import Flask

      app = Flask(__name__)

      from app import routes


      code inside flask_demo_app.py



      from app import app


      code inside routes.py:



          import os
      cwd = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
      print(cwd)
      from app import app
      from flask import render_template
      from mySDK_python_sdk.mySDK_core import core_config


      @app.route('/')
      @app.route('/index')
      def index():
      return 'Hello world'


      @app.route('/sdk')
      def test_sdk1():
      print('invoking from rutes')
      config = core_config.RestClientConfig('194.138.0.25', '9400')
      return config


      mySDK project is my another python project which is installed as a wheel file and available inside demoapp_venv/site-packages. When i run routes.py directly without using flask (of course removing "@app.route"), it invokes the methods inside "core_config" as expected. But when I run flask run command, it gives me module not found error for the modules of the installed "mySDK" project.
      I am using pycharm editor and marked the installed packages of mySDK as "source root".



      Please let me know why I am getting module not found error for installed app.










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      My flask project structure looks like this:



      flask_demo_app
      -app
      -__init__.py
      -routes.py
      -demoapp_venv
      -flask_demo_app.py


      My init.py looks like this :



          from flask import Flask

      app = Flask(__name__)

      from app import routes


      code inside flask_demo_app.py



      from app import app


      code inside routes.py:



          import os
      cwd = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
      print(cwd)
      from app import app
      from flask import render_template
      from mySDK_python_sdk.mySDK_core import core_config


      @app.route('/')
      @app.route('/index')
      def index():
      return 'Hello world'


      @app.route('/sdk')
      def test_sdk1():
      print('invoking from rutes')
      config = core_config.RestClientConfig('194.138.0.25', '9400')
      return config


      mySDK project is my another python project which is installed as a wheel file and available inside demoapp_venv/site-packages. When i run routes.py directly without using flask (of course removing "@app.route"), it invokes the methods inside "core_config" as expected. But when I run flask run command, it gives me module not found error for the modules of the installed "mySDK" project.
      I am using pycharm editor and marked the installed packages of mySDK as "source root".



      Please let me know why I am getting module not found error for installed app.







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