ImportError: No module named config

[barrybarrette]

I forked, cloned, and followed the steps of making the venv and installing requirements with pip. There were no errors reported during the installation of requirements. When I run yoda I get an ImportError stating that there is no config module. I had to copy config.py(c) from the project root into the site-packages\modules folder. I then had the same issue with util.py(c). After that I was able to run yoda successfully.

As an aside, I find it unusual to see a package like this where you install the 'production' code and execute it i.e. pip install . I think it would be an improvement to move the dependencies to requirements.txt and have the instructions simply call out pip install -r requirements.txt. The problem this causes for me anyway, maybe I'm missing something obvious, is that when i make a change to the project code, I do not see that reflected by running yoda. It is also not obvious to me where the entry point of the app is if, for example, i wanted to run it from within my IDE or from the command line with python <filename>.py.

What are the steps to reproduce this issue?

1. Make virtualenv
2. pip install .
3. yoda

What happens?

File "c:\users\barry\pycharmprojects\yoda\venv\yoda\lib\site-packages\modules\setup.py", line 13, in <module> from config import get_config_file_paths ImportError: No module named config

What were you expecting to happen?

For yoda to run normally

What versions of software are you using?

Operating System: Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
Python version: 2.7

[drugones]

Same issue here on osx.

[tterb]

I'm also having this issue on macOS 10.12

[ctrlsam]

Couldn't the "config" library just be added to the requirements.txt so that when users initially run pip install -r requirements.txt that It would download this missing package?
I haven't properly looked at the project, just stumbled across this issue, so I apologize If my suggestion is wrong.

[manparvesh]

@sillysam config.py is actually a file in the root folder of this project, so what you're suggesting is infeasible. I'll investigate the cause.

[manparvesh]

@whitebarry @drugones @jonsn0w @sillysam
Thanks for reporting the issue and for the suggestions. I have fixed the issue in #73, so I will close this issue