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Extension script and importing module

I have a script I'd like to bind to a hotkey in wing. The script required the use of psutil, which isn't a part of the standard python library. When wing starts the script errors because "import psutil" isn't valid. I can't figure out where I should install this package. I tried :

AppData\Roaming\Wing Pro 9\scripts

AppData\Roaming\Python\Python310\site-packages

It looks like it can find my dependencies if I put the code in C:\Program Files\Wing Pro 9\bin__os__\win32\runtime-python3.10\Lib, but obviously that can't be the official answer.

Thanks for the help! Nathaniel

Extension script and importing module

I have a script I'd like to bind to a hotkey in wing. The script required the use of psutil, which isn't a part of the standard python library. When wing starts the script errors because "import psutil" isn't valid. I can't figure out where I should install this package. I tried :

AppData\Roaming\Wing Pro 9\scripts

AppData\Roaming\Python\Python310\site-packages

It looks like it can find my dependencies if I put the code in C:\Program Files\Wing Pro 9\bin__os__\win32\runtime-python3.10\Lib, but obviously that can't be the official answer.

Thanks for the help! Nathaniel

Extension script and importing module

I have a script I'd like to bind to a hotkey in wing. The script required the use of psutil, which isn't a part of the standard python library. When wing starts the script errors because "import psutil" isn't valid. I can't figure out where I should install this package. I tried :

: AppData\Roaming\Wing Pro 9\scripts

9\scripts and AppData\Roaming\Python\Python310\site-packages

It looks like it can find my dependencies if I put the code in C:\Program Files\Wing Pro 9\bin__os__\win32\runtime-python3.10\Lib, but obviously that can't be the official answer.

Thanks for the help! Nathaniel