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Ethereum: I’m having trouble importing ThreadedWebsocketManager in Python.
Importing Binance ThreadedWebsocketManager in Python
I’m here to help you solve the problem of importing ThreadedWebsocketManager
from binance.streams
. The error message indicates that there may be a conflict with another library or module. Let’s go through some troubleshooting steps together.
Step 1: Check installed libraries
Make sure all the required libraries are installed and up to date in your Python environment.
- Run
pip show binance
and check if it is installed.
- If not, install it using
pip install binance
.
Step 2: Check library version
Try importing different versions of binance.streams.ThreadedWebsocketManager
to see if there are any compatibility issues.
`python
import threading
from Binance import streams
Using an older version (pre 1.0.5)
try:
From binance.streams, import ThreadedWebsocketManager
except ImportError error as e:
print(f"Error importing binance: {e}")
binance
Step 3: Check for conflicts with other libraries or modules
Check for conflicts between
and other libraries or modules that use the same functionality.
python
import requests
from thread import thread
ThreadedWebsocketManager class:
def __init__(self):
self. ws_manager = None
Replace this comment with your implementation
Step 4: Using Relative Import
If you are using a virtual environment, try importing the library as a relative import.
python
from . import binance.streams.ThreadedWebsocketManager
binance
Step 5: Updating the Binance Library Version
Don't forget to update the
library version. You can do this by running:
bash
pip install:binance update
After upgrading, try importing ThreadedWebsocketManageragain.
Example use case with import statements
Here is an example of how you could implement "ThreadedWebsocketManager" in your code and import it correctly using the old and new methods:
python
import threading
ThreadedWebsocketManager class:
def __init__(self):
Initialize the WebSocket manager
self. ws_manager = None
Replace this comment with your implementation
def main():
try:
from binance.streams import ThreadedWebsocketManager
New version
print("Using the new ThreadedWebsocketManager")
thread = threading. Thread(target=ThreadedWebsocketManager(). ws_manager)
thread. daemon = True
Stop the thread when the main program exits
thread. start()
except ImportError error like e:
print(f"Error importing binance: {e}")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
binance
Example use case with import statements
If you are using an older version of the
library, try importing it directly:
`pythonimport threading
from . import binance.streams.ThreadedWebsocketManager
Replace this comment with your implementationdefinition main():
thread = threading.Thread(target=ThreadedWebsocketManager().ws_manager)
thread.daemon = True
Stop the thread when the main program exitsif __name__ == "__main__":
main()
If none of these steps resolve the problem, consider filing an issue on the [Binance GitHub repository]( or reaching out to their support team for further assistance.