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Using custom python library in notebook
I've create a whl file containing a python function and uploaded it as a custom library into my fabric environment. I've succesfully deployed the library and now I would expect the library to be available to import during a notebook session.
However, this is not the case. When I run the pip list, it's not shown in the list and I can also not call the library through the import function:
When I install the package from the whl file in the environment resource, the package does work. However I would expect to just add my whl file to the environment as a custom library and then be able to use the packages inside. Did I miss something or do i need the use the custom library in another way?
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Hi Broeks ,
Can you please share some more detail information about this issue and sameple whl file ? They should help us clarify your scenario and test to troubleshoot.
In addition, have you tried to use %pip list instead of native jupyter pip command to list the installed libraries?
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Thanks for your responses.
To answer Srisakthi, yes the library is present:And to Anonymous, i've tried the %pip list and my package isn't present.
Some additional info i can give is:
- I've created the package my self, based on een small set of python files. However, since the package does work when i install it through a notebook cell, I''ve concluded that the package isn't the issue.
This is the structure and one of the functions is the package:
This is the code i've used for the creation of the package:from setuptools import find_packages, setup setup( name='idpdemo', version='0.0.1', description='demo_description', author='Broeks', packages=find_packages(include=['idp']), install_requires=[], # Add your dependencies here extras_require={ 'dev': ['pytest'] # Test dependencies go here } )And I've tried to import the function through the following code:
from idp import check_dataframe_for_duplicate_keysIf you need additional information, let me known.
