Google Colab - Importing Python Scripts as Modules!
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
- Brief tutorial on how to import a Python script as a module within Google Colab. When importing a file from Google drive, be sure that the notebook within Colab is connected to the drive.
Tutorial on Importing Jupyter Notebooks as Modules - • Google Colab - Importi...
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|-Video Chapters-|
0:00 - Intro
0:07 - Creating a Python script to import
0:54 - Method 1: Importing a script from Google Drive
2:43 - Method 2: Importing a script from your local computer
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I am having major issues with calling a function from a script in a sub-folder.
Does anyone know how to accomplish this simple task in Colab?
For example, I need the "Preprocessor" function from the "preprocessing.py" file inside the "util" directory:
from util.preprocessing import Preprocessor
It does not seem to be that simple??
Very Helpful and to the point. Thankyou!
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The first method is working well for me. Thank you very much
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I want to use config python script declared variable in user define function parameter like fun_name(config.val_path) in google colab notebook.
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say i have a folder named "utils" in google drive. In this folder i have several .py files -- i want to call "from utils import ___.py" -- this does not work with the methods you mentioned. any help please?
its useful but the screen display is not clear
Thank you!
how can i open a .py file completely in colab? (scrips as well)
is there an difference between module and package because i have __init__.py in module?
i have .py file module ,there are many files in the folder and i have uploaded that folder in gdrive and firstly i have mounted the gdrive in collab but while importing particular folder i getting no module found error.
so how to deal with it??
You can use the OS module to navigate to the folder to import the py file. For example if my “sqroot” py file is in a folder called “Test” I can run the code below:
import os
os.chdir('/content/drive/MyDrive/Test')
import sqroot
I have code folder with many .py files how to run that in google colab
You can upload your Python files to Google drive and import them from there. The tutorial below walks through this, hope it helps!
ruclips.net/video/6UnCrulz-fE/видео.html
But I am getting error
thanks alot
thank you
While importing, I get an error - NameError: name 'null' is not defined. Stackoverflow says that this is because I simply renamed my .ipynb colab file to .py file which is not acceptable. The file should be written in .py from the beginning. How to write a .py file in colab from the beginning?
To save a Google Colab Notebook as a .py file, you can select: "File" -> "Download" -> "Download .py".
At 0:38 in the video I save the "squareroot" notebook as a .py file.
can you write down the code for importing a .py file from Google drive because screen is not visible
You can check out the code by following the GitHub link below. Hope this helps!
github.com/tudev/Workshops-2020-2021/blob/master/Google%20Colab%20Tutorials/Google%20Colab%20%20-%20Importing%20Python%20Scripts%20as%20Modules!/Google_Colab_Importing_a_Python_Script_as_a_Module.ipynb
am having issue, what i want to do is importing class from other python file so for example am in file x so : from y import yclass, so i get error that y is not resloved, do you have any idea how to resolve it?
If you share the script/notebook on GitHub I can take a look
@@AdrianDolinay here you go github.com/Beartx/facial-recognitionx
@@abdalrahman5012 are you running this in Google Colab or on your local machine? If you're running it from a local machine you can use the os package to get the path in order to import you .py file.
@@AdrianDolinay i mount the code from my google drive, so i don't need to upload the code each time, running it through colab directly seems to work but when i mount it with google drive it is like not recognizing the imports of other files
I think you may need to check the folder your file is in to get the right path. You can get the path by going into the drive folder on the right hand side, right click the file and select "Copy path" to get the correct path. Unfortunately without seeing the notebook/drive I'm not sure what else could be the issue
Hi Adrian,
How can I use a function that I've created in another.ipynb in my current.ipynb in Colab?
I have mounted my gdrive into current ipynb. Can you suggest next steps.
Making a video on this now, it should come out later today or tomorrow. In the meantime you can check out the GitHub repo below which you can use to import notebooks as modules. Hope this helps!
github.com/axil/import-ipynb
Here's the tutorial on how to do it, hope it helps!
ruclips.net/video/sJFHCQPxclw/видео.html
thank you! can u import it as .ipynb directly without having to go through saving it as .py?
Yes! I made a video on importing functions from a ipynb file, check out the link below
ruclips.net/video/sJFHCQPxclw/видео.html
How to install .whl file in colab?
I have never used a wheel within Colab, but the below Stack Overflow post may help you
stackoverflow.com/questions/27885397/how-do-i-install-a-python-package-with-a-whl-file
@@AdrianDolinay Thank you! Wheel docs also helpful.
@@AdrianDolinay After unpacking with wheel how to install it using pip3?
@@SP-db6sh Again I've never used it within Google Colab, but the below Reddit thread may help you out
www.reddit.com/r/GoogleColab/comments/f3mzdn/installing_packages_in_google_colab_from_a_whl/
Hi Adrian, can you help with the below error:
cp: cannot stat '/content/drive/MyDrive/Colab Notebooks/Coolingcoffee.ipynb': No such file or directory
Most likely you are not connected to Google Drive. Trying running the codeblock below. If you are already connected to Google Drive you need to double check that the path/filename are correct.
from google.colab import drive
drive.mount('/content/drive')
You can also check out the Colab notebook below which reviews in detail how to import data/packages/files into your current notebook
colab.research.google.com/notebooks/io.ipynb#scrollTo=RWSJpsyKqHjH