You do not have to explicitly install io. It comes along with python bundle at the time of installing python. Within your code, just do:
import io
and it will work fine
Answer from Moinuddin Quadri on Stack OverflowYou do not have to explicitly install io. It comes along with python bundle at the time of installing python. Within your code, just do:
import io
and it will work fine
The io module is part of Python already. It is in the standard library from Python 2.6 onwards. See the Python 2 and Python 3 versions of the documentation.
In fact, there is no io package on PyPI to install (the link gives a 404 not-found error).
Note that I expect pycurl to write bytestrings, not Unicode text. You probably want to use io.BytesIO instead here. See Pycurl and io.StringIO - pycurl.error: (23, 'Failed writing body) and the PyCurl documentation.
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How do you install python modules in the virtual environment for advanced scripting?
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Is running this random script from bootstrap.pypa.io really the accepted way of installing pip?
I'm relatively new to using Python on Windows, and the first hurdle for me is that pip is not installed with Python 3.13.1 for Windows. Several tutorials suggest installing with the following script: https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py
Call me over-cautious but it seems shady as hell to be told 'just download and run this impenetrable script from a website you've never heard of and it will solve your problem'.
Is this really the legit, accepted way of installing pip on Windows?
EDIT:
Turns out pip was installed and I just needed a reboot. TIL.