Wassup guyz… working with JSON data and trying to use the jsonloader
tool. It seems that I need to download and import the jq
module, but I’m running into issues. I’ve installed jq
using pip in the virtual environment I’m working in, but when I try to import it, I get a “no module” error.
Has anyone encountered this problem before? Any advice on how to resolve this issue or get jq
working properly in my setup would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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Try double-checking the Installation- Make sure you installed jq using pip in the correct virtual environment. You can verify this by running pip list or pip show jq within the virtual environment to see if it’s listed.
Hey, I’ve been in a similar situation before when working with JSON data and trying to use jq. I remember getting the same “no module” error after installing jq through pip. It turns out that jq isn’t a Python module but a command-line tool, so you can’t import it like you would with regular Python libraries. What worked for me was using jq directly in the terminal or integrating it into a Python script by calling it through subprocess. If you’re set on using it within Python, you might want to explore other JSON libraries like json
or pandas
for similar functionality.
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