02. Tutorial
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| First, start by running the EUW_Python_Library_Importer by right-clicking on it and pressing "Run". |  |
| After running it for the first time, a button is added to the toolbar, allowing you to easily open it again. |  |
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| Go to "Window" and click on "Output Log" as this is what you'll use to confirm if things are working. |  |
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| Click on the "Libraries" button, which will print all installed Python libraries, separated by default & ones you've added. |  |
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| The Install button will install all the Python libraries we specify in the 📚 Python Libraries array. |  |
Although you may install 1 library, it may actually install additional ones. You'll see this more under "Uninstall" below.
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| Let's install the Python library "requests", which is in the array by default & will let us make HTTP requests. | |
| First, confirm that we are unable to perform HTTP requests by running "Execute Script" at the bottom. |  |
| This error lets us know that the project's Python environment is missing the "requests" library. |  |
| Press the "Install" button. A progress bar appears, followed by the Output Log listing installed libraries. |  |
| Now, if we run the Python script, we get a successful HTTP request. |  |
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| The Uninstall button will remove all installed, non-default Python libraries. | |
| Installing one library may install additional ones. Uninstalling "requests" also removes the 4 extra libraries it installed. |
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| Pressing "Uninstall" when no libraries are installed will print a message confirming no additional libraries are present. |  |
For some reason, uninstalling may not take effect right away until you restart the editor.
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| Despite no additional libraries being installed, we are still able to run HTTP requests. |  |
Once we restart the editor, we are no longer able to make HTTP requests.