Directory ¨.¨ is not installable. Neither 'setup.py' nor 'pyproject.toml'

[danfnes3]

I´m getting this issue while trying to install on windows 10, and honestly Idk what to do.

[BroJac5246]

Can you provide some additional details? What Python version are you using? What command(s) are giving you that error?

[danfnes3]

Can you provide some additional details? What Python version are you using? What command(s) are giving you that error?

Hi! I'm Using Python 3.10.0 and the error appears when I use "pip3 install -r requirements.txt"

[BroJac5246]

Can you provide some additional details? What Python version are you using? What command(s) are giving you that error?

Hi! I'm Using Python 3.10.0 and the error appears when I use "pip3 install -r requirements.txt"

Can you provide the output of the command?

Sometimes manually installing modules via pip helps, but seeing the log would help me figure out what to do.

(Sorry it took so long to get back to you; I've been super busy)

[danfnes3]

I'm really new on this, so it would be really helpful if you tell me how I can get What you're asking plz

[BroJac5246]

When you run pip3 install -r requirements.txt, the terminal should give an output that includes the error. Can you copy all of that, paste it into pastebin.com or a similar website, and then share the link so I can look at the log and hopefully give suggestions?

[danfnes3]

https://pastebin.com/B2vnWmD3 Like this?

[BroJac5246]

https://pastebin.com/B2vnWmD3 Like this?

Yes, that's great! After running the command, can you enter the ls command and give the output of that?

[danfnes3]

https://pastebin.com/B2vnWmD3 Like this?

Yes, that's great! After running the command, can you enter the ls command and give the output of that?

which 1s command?

[BroJac5246]

https://pastebin.com/B2vnWmD3 Like this?

Yes, that's great! After running the command, can you enter the ls command and give the output of that?

which 1s command?

ls (the letter that proceeds m)

[danfnes3]

https://pastebin.com/B2vnWmD3 Like this?

Yes, that's great! After running the command, can you enter the ls command and give the output of that?

which 1s command?

ls (the letter that proceeds m)

It does not recognize it as a command

https://pastebin.com/YE0vU4E7

[BroJac5246]

Yes, that's great! After running the command, can you enter the ls command and give the output of that?

which 1s command?

ls (the letter that proceeds m)

It does not recognize it as a command

https://pastebin.com/YE0vU4E7

Can you try again in PowerShell?

[danfnes3]

Yes, that's great! After running the command, can you enter the ls command and give the output of that?

which 1s command?

ls (the letter that proceeds m)

It does not recognize it as a command
https://pastebin.com/YE0vU4E7

Can you try again in PowerShell?

Sorry I dont know how to use that

[BroJac5246]

Yes, that's great! After running the command, can you enter the ls command and give the output of that?

which 1s command?

ls (the letter that proceeds m)

It does not recognize it as a command
https://pastebin.com/YE0vU4E7

Can you try again in PowerShell?

Sorry I dont know how to use that

Open Windows Search and search there, or scroll down in the Start Menu to the PowerShell folder and click on the one called "PowerShell." (There might be some others, but you can ignore those). PowerShell is more versatile than Command Prompt while still retaining the core functionality.

[danfnes3]

Yes, that's great! After running the command, can you enter the ls command and give the output of that?

which 1s command?

ls (the letter that proceeds m)

It does not recognize it as a command
https://pastebin.com/YE0vU4E7

Can you try again in PowerShell?

Sorry I dont know how to use that

Open Windows Search and search there, or scroll down in the Start Menu to the PowerShell folder and click on the one called "PowerShell." (There might be some others, but you can ignore those). PowerShell is more versatile than Command Prompt while still retaining the core functionality.

https://pastebin.com/swHG6Vc8

I got this when I do the ls command in the joydance directory on powershel

[BroJac5246]

Have you cd'd into the directory first? If not, try running

cd Desktop\joydance-0.5.2
pip3 install -r requirements.txt

[danfnes3]

OMG it worked thank you!

[BroJac5246]

OMG it worked thank you!

Awesome! So glad I could help. Since you're new to the command line, welcome! cd and ls are your best friends. You use cd to switch directories and ls to view the contents of the active one. Unless the command you're running specifically wants you to reference a directory that's not active, it's always a best practice to cd into the directory in which you want to use the command first. It can be overwhelming at first, but you'll get used to it in no time!

Since it worked, would you mind closing this issue, ideally marking it as "not planned"? I don't have the ability to close issues, but I'm trying to help keep things organized.

If you have any more issues, feel free to ping me and ask.