05.03.2019 · import socketio sio = socketio.Client() // AttributeError: module 'socketio' has no attribute 'Client' UPDATE: I think it might be because socketio breaks my Flask app by reinstalling setuptools from 39 to 3.3 which gives this message:
Feb 07, 2012 · AttributeError: module 'socketio' has no attribute 'Client' #264 Closed plaa commented on Mar 5, 2019 Another thing that can cause this is if you inadvertently named your file socket.py (or some other system library name). This overrides the system library causing weird failures (#264). miguelgrinberg closed this on Jun 8, 2019
Jul 27, 2018 · Hi everyone! I know the issue has been closed, but I would like to add something. I was facing the same problem, module module has no attribute server. the socketio was not installed in my virtual environment, only the python-socketio. Nor did I have a module with a case sensitive name.
Aug 13, 2014 · import http h1 = http.client.HTTPConnection('www.bing.com') I think it's ok.But python give me the following error: AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'client'. I wanted to know why and how to fix it.Thanks.
02.09.2020 · AttributeError: module 'socketio' has no attribute 'Client' #542. Closed carlius404 opened this issue Sep 2, 2020 · 14 comments ... AttributeError: module 'socketio' has no attribute 'Client' The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: Copy link
Mar 05, 2019 · import socketio sio = socketio.Client() // AttributeError: module 'socketio' has no attribute 'Client' UPDATE: I think it might be because socketio breaks my Flask app by reinstalling setuptools from 39 to 3.3 which gives this message:
miguelgrinberg/Flask-SocketIO, Flask-SocketIO Socket. ... self.status_code in (204, 304): AttributeError: 'Response' object has no attribute 'status_code'.
Mar 04, 2019 · sio = socketio.Client() // AttributeError: module 'socketio' has no attribute 'Client' Python version is 2.7. Do you have any clue if there is any issue if python-socketio used as socketio client with tornado app? Thanks
27.07.2018 · Hi everyone! I know the issue has been closed, but I would like to add something. I was facing the same problem, module module has no attribute server. the socketio was not installed in my virtual environment, only the python-socketio.Nor did I have a module with a case sensitive name.
05.03.2019 · I get the same issue with the filename being called myFile.py. Also, don't have any files named socket.py. import socketio sio = socketio.Client () // AttributeError: module 'socketio' has no attribute 'Client'. UPDATE: I think it might be because socketio breaks my Flask app by reinstalling setuptools from 39 to 3.3 which gives this message:
Sep 02, 2020 · AttributeError: module 'socketio' has no attribute 'Client' #542 Closed carlius404 opened this issue on Sep 2, 2020 · 14 comments carlius404 commented on Sep 2, 2020 I tried to install python-socketio, upgrade setuptols and everything I already saw in other posts, this code can run on my windows laptop but I have problems on raspberry pi 4.
04.03.2019 · import socketio sio = socketio.Client() // AttributeError: module 'socketio' has no attribute 'Client' UPDATE: I think it might be because socketio breaks my Flask app by reinstalling setuptools from 39 to 3.3 which gives this message:
04.03.2021 · Re: Python3 AttributeError: module 'socketio' has no attribute 'Client' Thu Mar 04, 2021 9:04 am I've seen posts about the file name and changed it a couple of times.
Mar 05, 2019 · I get the same issue with the filename being called myFile.py. Also, don't have any files named socket.py. import socketio sio = socketio.Client () // AttributeError: module 'socketio' has no attribute 'Client'. UPDATE: I think it might be because socketio breaks my Flask app by reinstalling setuptools from 39 to 3.3 which gives this message:
08.05.2018 · I have installed the python-socketio in my remote repo (remote server is CentOS7.2), when I execute: (venv_dist) xxx$ python3 manage.py runserver I get bellow error: AttributeError: module 'socketio' has no attribute 'Server' But, if in my local repo, I installed python-socketio in my local repo venv, I can execute python3 manage.py runserver ...