How to use Python package on Mac after pip install?
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I'm trying to install plistutils and use it in terminale, I tried to do this:
brew install python
pip install plistutils
- ???
I found that it's located in
/usr/local/lib/python3.7/site-packages/plistutils/
init.py
pycache- alias.py
- bookmark.py
- nskeyedarchiver.py
- plistparser.py
- utils.py
How can I use plistutils
from the terminal? Something like this:
atikhonov: plistutils -d -i file.plist
python macos pip
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I'm trying to install plistutils and use it in terminale, I tried to do this:
brew install python
pip install plistutils
- ???
I found that it's located in
/usr/local/lib/python3.7/site-packages/plistutils/
init.py
pycache- alias.py
- bookmark.py
- nskeyedarchiver.py
- plistparser.py
- utils.py
How can I use plistutils
from the terminal? Something like this:
atikhonov: plistutils -d -i file.plist
python macos pip
2
python3.7 -m plistutils <command line args>
– Mark
Nov 22 at 16:29
@Mark No module named plistutils.__main__; 'plistutils' is a package and cannot be directly executed
– Tikhonov Alexander
Nov 22 at 16:31
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This library doesn't define any executables, as can be seen in its setup script. If you need an executable script, you have to write one yourself (or find one somewhere). Take a look at the readme for sample snippets.
– hoefling
Nov 22 at 16:35
@hoefling thanks for explanation !
– Tikhonov Alexander
Nov 22 at 16:39
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up vote
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I'm trying to install plistutils and use it in terminale, I tried to do this:
brew install python
pip install plistutils
- ???
I found that it's located in
/usr/local/lib/python3.7/site-packages/plistutils/
init.py
pycache- alias.py
- bookmark.py
- nskeyedarchiver.py
- plistparser.py
- utils.py
How can I use plistutils
from the terminal? Something like this:
atikhonov: plistutils -d -i file.plist
python macos pip
I'm trying to install plistutils and use it in terminale, I tried to do this:
brew install python
pip install plistutils
- ???
I found that it's located in
/usr/local/lib/python3.7/site-packages/plistutils/
init.py
pycache- alias.py
- bookmark.py
- nskeyedarchiver.py
- plistparser.py
- utils.py
How can I use plistutils
from the terminal? Something like this:
atikhonov: plistutils -d -i file.plist
python macos pip
python macos pip
edited Nov 22 at 16:34
asked Nov 22 at 16:27
Tikhonov Alexander
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python3.7 -m plistutils <command line args>
– Mark
Nov 22 at 16:29
@Mark No module named plistutils.__main__; 'plistutils' is a package and cannot be directly executed
– Tikhonov Alexander
Nov 22 at 16:31
1
This library doesn't define any executables, as can be seen in its setup script. If you need an executable script, you have to write one yourself (or find one somewhere). Take a look at the readme for sample snippets.
– hoefling
Nov 22 at 16:35
@hoefling thanks for explanation !
– Tikhonov Alexander
Nov 22 at 16:39
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python3.7 -m plistutils <command line args>
– Mark
Nov 22 at 16:29
@Mark No module named plistutils.__main__; 'plistutils' is a package and cannot be directly executed
– Tikhonov Alexander
Nov 22 at 16:31
1
This library doesn't define any executables, as can be seen in its setup script. If you need an executable script, you have to write one yourself (or find one somewhere). Take a look at the readme for sample snippets.
– hoefling
Nov 22 at 16:35
@hoefling thanks for explanation !
– Tikhonov Alexander
Nov 22 at 16:39
2
2
python3.7 -m plistutils <command line args>
– Mark
Nov 22 at 16:29
python3.7 -m plistutils <command line args>
– Mark
Nov 22 at 16:29
@Mark No module named plistutils.__main__; 'plistutils' is a package and cannot be directly executed
– Tikhonov Alexander
Nov 22 at 16:31
@Mark No module named plistutils.__main__; 'plistutils' is a package and cannot be directly executed
– Tikhonov Alexander
Nov 22 at 16:31
1
1
This library doesn't define any executables, as can be seen in its setup script. If you need an executable script, you have to write one yourself (or find one somewhere). Take a look at the readme for sample snippets.
– hoefling
Nov 22 at 16:35
This library doesn't define any executables, as can be seen in its setup script. If you need an executable script, you have to write one yourself (or find one somewhere). Take a look at the readme for sample snippets.
– hoefling
Nov 22 at 16:35
@hoefling thanks for explanation !
– Tikhonov Alexander
Nov 22 at 16:39
@hoefling thanks for explanation !
– Tikhonov Alexander
Nov 22 at 16:39
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plistutils
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plistutils
does not define any commands. You can't use it from the terminal, only inside Python code.
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plistutils
does not define any commands. You can't use it from the terminal, only inside Python code.
plistutils
does not define any commands. You can't use it from the terminal, only inside Python code.
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python3.7 -m plistutils <command line args>
– Mark
Nov 22 at 16:29
@Mark No module named plistutils.__main__; 'plistutils' is a package and cannot be directly executed
– Tikhonov Alexander
Nov 22 at 16:31
1
This library doesn't define any executables, as can be seen in its setup script. If you need an executable script, you have to write one yourself (or find one somewhere). Take a look at the readme for sample snippets.
– hoefling
Nov 22 at 16:35
@hoefling thanks for explanation !
– Tikhonov Alexander
Nov 22 at 16:39