ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'django-summernote' in django 4+ #473
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Hi, I'm using django 4.0.3, and the migrations worked correctly. |
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Hello, can you check the Django version with Python Shell? "Django.VERSION" or "import Django" |
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haha, same issue. "django_summernote" not "django-summernote" in your setting file. |
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I got the same error message as above. Seems like this has to do with new versions of Django, although, @luisgs7 was able to make it work fine. Are there any additional configuration steps needed to be done for Django to see the installed django-summernote? |
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Hello @efong505, I'm using it in production, and it's working perfectly fine. I followed the library documentation to get it working correctly, if you have any errors please add a message so we can help. |
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Thanks @luisgs7 for your quick response. Do you have the link to the library documentation? And on the configuration, are you referring to the Installed_Apps settings in Setting.py file? |
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No problems. |
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Okay got it @luisgs7. So you're adding django_**summernote" instead of django_summernote to the installed apps of settings.py? I added django_summernote and that's where I got the error that no module named django_summernote found. The reference in the link takes you to django vs 3.0 but I'm using 4.0.5 so I'm wondering if it has to do with the version. I followed the steps multiple times but still get he error. |
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OK. pip install django==4.0.3 Check if you can perform django_summernote migrations on the database after installing and configuring the INSTALLED_APPS. python manage.py migrate Luís |
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@efong505 https://github.com/luisgs7/app-django-summernote Any doubt I am available. Luís |
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Thanks @luisgs7! Do you have this version of the app in a project? Everything is pretty much the same as what you have on the app side. |
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With a little tinkering, Django wants to be picky on how it does things. I wasn't running my project in a virtual environment. pip installed the django vs. 4.0.3 and it worked. reinstalled with 4.0.5 and it still worked. However, when I was not in the virtutal environment I got the message error message, "No module named django_summernote". So, after messing with this, I tried py -m manage.py migrate and it complained to use manage instead of manage.py. I ran py -m manage migrate and guess what? It worked. Thanks @luisgs7, again for your help. Hope this helps someone that had the same issue. |
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Glad it worked, I figured you were already using virtual environments. Any questions I'm at your disposal, have a great day. Luís |
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I'll try that. When I ran the migration that's when I found out that I got this error. I think something changed with the newest version of Django but I'm not finding the fix for it, if there is any.
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Subject: Re: [summernote/django-summernote] ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'django-summernote' in django 4+ (Issue #473)
OK.
In this case I added the 'django_summernote', in the INSTALLED_APPS.
Regarding the Django version I'm using 4.0.3, if possible try installing this version to see if it works.
pip install django==4.0.3
Check if you can perform django_summernote migrations on the database after installing and configuring the INSTALLED_APPS.
python manage.py migrate
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Hello @efong505 I'm using this library in a Django project, using the LTS version of Django, which is even recommended for commercial projects. The LTS version is: Django==3.2.15 link for more information about Django versions: https://www.djangoproject.com/download/ |
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Hello. I am using the latest version of Django (5.0.1) and have followed the steps to configure for Summernote. I am working in my virtual env, my venv library has django_summernote in there however when I try to call it in my admin.py file (from django_summernote.admin import SummernoteModelAdmin) as the repository suggested, I still am facing the module not found error. I even tried uninstalling Django 5.0.1 and installing Django 4.0.3 as luisgs7 advised and I am still facing this error. Any suggestions? |
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Hello, one question, did you add django_summernote to the installed apps in settings, as this error occurs when the project's manage.py does not find the installed module record. |
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Good morning Luís,
Yes I have added django_summernote into my installed apps in the
settings.py file, however it doesn’t pop up when I try to call it in my
admin.py file. I am working within my virtual environment and it is there
in the venv library and when I do the pip requirement.txt Django_summernote
is acknowledged. Do you think I should uninstall and reinstall? Thank you
for responding. I truly appreciate it!
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Hello, one question, did you add django_summernote to the installed apps
in settings, as this error occurs when the project's manage.py does not
find the installed module record.
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Good morning. Really quite strange, do the following, remove the virtual environment, create a new one, and install the dependencies again, there may be a problem installing the libs. If your project is open source, send the repository link, if not, no problem. Did you complete this complete step-by-step guide, perform the migrations, the static files part: https://github.com/summernote/django-summernote What is the version of python? |
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Hi, unfortunately my project is not open sourced, but I have set media url
and media with the attachments from the README in the repository. Debug is
set to true and I have added the patterns and imports inside the main
url.py file. I made the migrations and did collected the static files —- I
believe it made a new folder named static with all of the files.
I will try removing the venv and reinstalling and see if that works.
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Good morning.
Really quite strange, do the following, remove the virtual environment,
create a new one, and install the dependencies again, there may be a
problem installing the libs.
If your project is open source, send the repository link, if not, no
problem.
Did you complete this complete step-by-step guide, perform the migrations,
the static files part?
What is the version of python?
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i am getting the below error while doing makemigrations ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'django-summernote
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