Hello! My web app works great when I use the streamlit run ___.py command in my terminal, but when I deploy it, the error I get keeps pointing back to my lines of code trying to import different libraries. For example, “no module named dask” even though I have dask downloaded. I’m using anaconda, so I just use pip install dask and so on for all the libraries. Why is it working locally, but not when I deploy it? Is there a different way I need to download the libraries?
Thanks!
So am I supposed to just make a text file called requirements.txt? I’m still somewhat confused. When I try to run python -m pip install -r requirements.txt it just tells me that there is no file or directory called this. Thanks for the help!
Yes.
And only put in the non-standard libraries you actually use in your streamlit app.
Commit this file to your github repo.
Don’t run any pip command.
Ok that worked thank you!! Quick follow up question, when I ran the web app locally, I was able to run streamlit run --server.maxUploadSize 1000 your_script.py because I am trying to allow people to upload large files. How can I make sure this happens when deploying the app since it’s deployed within the streamlit website and not the terminal?
Do I need to do anything with the github repository? I made the config.toml file in my .streamlit folder and added
[global]
maxUploadSize = 2000
but it still doesn’t work. I tried adding it to my repository but it seemed to start trying to access my other files?
aby_k24 How did you figure this error? I’m facing the same issue, It works locally and also when I edited the code using codebase the app is running.