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How to fix importerror for no module named QGIS?
If that works you’d need to make sure that the PYTHONPATH and/or PATH variables first find the Python under QGIS, because (as far as I know) PATH is only checked until it encounters the first instance of whatever is being looked for…
Is there a way to run pyqgis without QGIS?
It is possible that you have a separate Python installation on your system in addition to Python being bundled with QGIS and PyQGIS is installed only for the bundled Python. Check if you have two separate Python installations and if you do, try running the script by specifying the full path to the Python executable under the QGIS installation.
How to fix QGIS importerror in osgeo4w?
If you used the OSGeo4W Installer, you can find this under the bin folder of your OSGeo4W install. Look for something like C:\\OSGeo4W\\bin\\qgis-unstable.bat. Make a copy of qgis-unstable.bat and rename it pyscripter.bat. Open it in an editor. And remove the last line, the one that starts QGIS.
Is there a separate installation for Python for QGIS?
Any ideas? It is possible that you have a separate Python installation on your system in addition to Python being bundled with QGIS and PyQGIS is installed only for the bundled Python.
How to install Python packages in QGIS 3?
Installing Python packages in QGIS 3 (for Windows) Open OSGeo4W shell (packed with QGIS in the start menu) Type py3_env. This should print paths of your QGIS Python installation. Use Python’s pip to install the library of your choice: python -m pip install {your library}
How to import QGIS modules into python ( anaconda )?
Open QGIS by running qgis. This will create a conda.pth file at the site-package directory, which stores all the environment path variables specified for this conda-qgis environment. Finally, you should be able to use import qgis in an Anaconda environment.
Why do I get error ” cannot import name QtWebKit “?
When I try to install de OpenLayers plugin I receive this error “Cannot import name QtWebKit” I red different posts, they conclude that the QGIS code doesn’t uses anymore the python QtWebKit. Also I red that new versions of QGIS after 2.16 would fix this problem. CAn you help me? I had the same experience.
How to install QGIS with QtWebKit plugins?
QGIS packages from qgis.org now include these Python bindings. So installing python-qgis from qgis.org together with libqtwebkit4 should solve this problem for plugins requiring qtwebkit (LRS, MultiEdit, OpenLayers, qgis2web, QuickOSM, Statist, WFS 2.0 client, WPS client and others). Even after reset/restart.