from soxs.utils import soxs_cfg
soxs_cfg.set("soxs", "bkgnd_nH", "0.018")
import socks**
I already installed $ pip install --user pyxsim
from the virtual terminal,
but it keeps giving me the error
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'importlib.metadata'
Also try $ pip install importlib-metadata
(also other options pip3..., --upgrade pip, even calling import importlib previously, etc, but it doesn't work)
the error continues,
if someone could help me to solve the problem
Otherwise you could ask to pyxsim, if this is a pyxsim issue.
Eduardo Teófilo
25 May '23
Okay
thank you
Edrick Wang
9 Jun '23
Hello Eduardo,
I believe I encountered the same problem a while ago; the problem is the python version of the remote server (It sounds like your using the JupyterLab server provided by TNG). pyxsim requires at least 3.9 version of Python; Since you don't have the permission to upgrade the system's default python version, I fixed the problem by using pyenv (https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv), which enables you to create a virtual environment with a python version higher than the one of the machine, and in there you can install miniconda and everything else you would need.
Hope this helps a little,
Edrick
Eduardo Teófilo
10 Jun '23
TRUE, Edrick
That's how the problem was solved, thank you very much for the support
kind regards
Hello
I am running the following commands:
I already installed
$ pip install --user pyxsimfrom the virtual terminal,
but it keeps giving me the error
Also try
$ pip install importlib-metadata(also other options pip3..., --upgrade pip, even calling import importlib previously, etc, but it doesn't work)
the error continues,
if someone could help me to solve the problem
Thank you so much
Perhaps this or this is useful.
Otherwise you could ask to pyxsim, if this is a pyxsim issue.
Okay
thank you
Hello Eduardo,
I believe I encountered the same problem a while ago; the problem is the python version of the remote server (It sounds like your using the JupyterLab server provided by TNG). pyxsim requires at least 3.9 version of Python; Since you don't have the permission to upgrade the system's default python version, I fixed the problem by using pyenv (https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv), which enables you to create a virtual environment with a python version higher than the one of the machine, and in there you can install miniconda and everything else you would need.
Hope this helps a little,
Edrick
TRUE, Edrick
That's how the problem was solved, thank you very much for the support
kind regards
Eduardo