No module named 'request' (from panda import PandaRequest)

[nolimitech]

Code Sample, a copy-pastable example if possible

# Your code here
import panda as pd
Traceback:
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.4/dist-package/panda/__init__.py", line 1, in <module>
    from request import PandaRequest

Problem description

I'm working with python 3.4.2, gcc 4.9.1

I have installed everything with pip, all the requirement is good. All the version is good and up to date (my pip3.4 and setuptools, is up to date too).
I've installed Panda and Pandas. (the same)
I've tried to install request, requests (already had)

Don't really know, what to do now :)

Expected Output

I can't enter inside the module itself. I can't event know the version.

Output of pd.show_versions()

Thanks to help me

NLT

[jreback]

well you are importing panda, not sure what that is. I would say you have an actual directory named panda with only an __init__ inside.

[sinhrks]

maybe refferring to a different package.

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/panda/

[nolimitech]

I've tried the apt-get install python3-pandas and it's already installed.
My script name is hello.py, doesn't work in console and IDLE either.
I see the request.py inside the panda directory.
I've found the problem. I had to put a dot before request , model and upload_session modules importation.
from .request import.. from .model import.. from .upload_session import ..
And i've to add a dot inside the upload_session.py for
from .models import Video
Now i have a warning error 💃 but inside my home/.local
Warning (from warning module): File "/home/nlt/.local/lib/python3.4/site-packages/cffi/model.py, line 532 % self._get_c_name()) Userwarning: 'point_conversion_form_t' has no values explicitly definied; guessing that it is equivalent to 'unsigned int'
But everything is working now, only this warning.
(I think, it's working, but i can't find pd.show_versions()

I'll try another package, i think something is broken.
I've saved all the directory (in case, before modify, don't worry, haha )

Thanks

[davidyerm]

Hey, please note that you're trying to import panda instead of pandas

import panda as pd

Try to install & import "pandas".

[ecelkl]

Hey, please note that you're trying to import panda instead of pandas

import panda as pd

Try to install & import "pandas".

Oh, these small mistakes make me lost so much time and interest! >//<