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no module named secrets #1
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To make the example in the documentation work you would just need to replace instances of "secrets.___" with your oauth information. If you want to use secrets.py, take a look here to see how I'm using it. Does that help? (btw the framework was written in python 2.7.11) |
sure helped! I used and imported |
Are you trying to import secrets inorder to get a secret key? $ python
These commands will create a secret key, which you can be used |
I get
ImportError: No module named secrets
.is it python 3? pip could not find it.
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