How To Import into Jupyter Notebook about ipython_blocking

[kafonek]

Thanks for the kind words @MMP3AC3. ipython_blocking is on pypi so you should be able to pip install ipython_blocking in your Python environment, and then import ipython_blocking after that.

If you did run pip install ipython_blocking but your Python instance can't import it, then I would guess that your default pip is using a different virtual environment than the Python instance you're trying to import into. You'll have to explain a bit more about your set-up (running locally in Anaconda or Google Colab or Binder or somewhere else?).

Thanks

[mmurray22]

Hello @kafonek,

I am currently running the program on a web-based Jupyter Notebook-can you still use pip install for that, or is there some other way to do it? I've tried looking it up, but searches seem to come up empty. Any ideas?

Thanks

[bryceschober]

@mmurray22 Did you try %pip install ipython_blocking in your notebook before the import statement?

[caggursoy]

Hi, sorry to resurrect the issue but I am having the same issue.

I am running a Jupyter-lab notebook with using Conda as the environment manager.
Surely, when I check the packages installed for the virtual-env I got the following result; which means that the package is installed.
...
ipython 8.14.0 pypi_0 pypi
ipython-blocking 0.3.1 pypi_0 pypi
ipython_genutils 0.2.0 py_1 conda-forge
...

Regardless, when I run the import ipython-blocking block it gives me the following error: `ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ipython_blocking'

Moreover I have tried your %pip install ipython_blocking approach but all I got is that all the dependencies are already installed and then the same error on the next import ipython-blocking line.

I would be glad if you can help me with that.