I had a working Python file that I was coding on, but after taking a quick break and coming back just five minutes later, it stopped working. I tried debugging it and got an error message saying: 'ModuleNotFoundError: No module named playwright'. The error points to the line in my code where I'm trying to import the sync_playwright function from playwright.sync_api. I'm confused about what could have happened in such a short time.
2 Answers
If you're unsure whether you were in a virtual environment, it's a good idea to try running 'pip install playwright' in your terminal again and see if it resolves the issue. Sometimes, the environment can change, and reinstalling the package might just do the trick. Let me know if that helps!
It sounds like you might have been using a virtual environment when you first set up your project, but now you're not in that environment. This is a common issue when working with Python and packages like Playwright. You can check if you're in a virtual environment by looking for a folder named 'venv' in your project directory, or if your terminal prompt is prefixed with the environment name. If you're not in a virtual environment, you can create one and install Playwright again to fix this.
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