Re: ImportError: No module named feedparser

[L]

I thought feedparser is in SDK. ^_^
I have to copy feedparse.py into my folder!

On Dec 11, 9:16 am, L <xyyz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi, i use the latest sdk and (i install feedparse in my computer and i
> canimportin the python shell) but meet the error in subject! when i
> use dev_appserver.py

[Daniel O'Brien (Google)]

feedparser isn't currently included as part of the SDK, or within the
production environment. You can confirm which third party libraries we
do provide under the "lib" directory of your SDK install.

Daniel

[Seth Moeckel]

Hey guys, i just stumbled upon this convo in a search about feedparser, if you know anything i would apprieciate the help,

im working on a small program for home automation that uses a raspberry pi and is email to sms controlled directly into command line, i needed feed parser for recieving sms to run commands, and i have tried multiple web tutorials but with no luck, i get a import error in idle, it doesnt know of a module called feedparser, i tried installing it, updating the device, all that, still no luck

would be very greatful, if you know oh any modules i could use instead to do the same thing or how to fix this please send a response as soon as convienant 

btw sorry about the crappy spelling

[Vinny P]

On Tue, Jul 15, 2014 at 9:20 PM, Seth Moeckel <smec...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hey guys, i just stumbled upon this convo in a search about feedparser, if you know anything i would apprieciate the help,

im working on a small program for home automation that uses a raspberry pi and is email to sms controlled directly into command line, i needed feed parser for recieving sms to run commands, and i have tried multiple web tutorials but with no luck, i get a import error in idle, it doesnt know of a module called feedparser, i tried installing it, updating the device, all that, still no luck

would be very greatful, if you know oh any modules i could use instead to do the same thing or how to fix this please send a response as soon as convienant 

What service are you using to receive SMS?

Usually an import error means that Python can't find the library, have you included the feedparser code with your application? Is this error occurring within the development server or production App Engine?

 

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-Vinny P

Technology & Media Consultant

Chicago, IL

App Engine Code Samples: http://www.learntogoogleit.com

[Seth Moeckel]

using built in email ability with a texting phone, i sent a email to my account from my texting phone and then used the email assigned by att ( ex 123...@txt.att.net)

i can send email from python but i need a way to read emails, i tried to install feedparser via pip , git hub, and just built in linux functions with no luck.

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[Vinny P]

On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 9:11 AM, Seth Moeckel <smec...@gmail.com> wrote:

using built in email ability with a texting phone, i sent a email to my account from my texting phone and then used the email assigned by att ( ex 123...@txt.att.net)

i can send email from python but i need a way to read emails, i tried to install feedparser via pip , git hub, and just built in linux functions with no luck.

You can configure your emails to be forwarded to your App Engine application (use a forwarding rule on your email account) then read it in using InboundMailHandler. Here's the documentation: https://developers.google.com/appengine/docs/python/mail/receivingmail . In short, your application can read in mail sent to any_str...@your-app-id.appspotmail.com, a HTTP handler will be called, and then the email will be processed in a similar way as regular HTTP requests.

What exactly do you need feedparser for? In your original post, you stated that " i needed feed parser for recieving sms". However, you're already using AT&T's SMS-to-mail gateway, and receiving mail doesn't require feedparser.