I'm currently working on a personal project with Tkinter and I want to wrap everything into a macOS app.
Unfortunately, the command to create a production build not working and I always have an error related to "Modules not found"
Modules not found (conditional imports):
* ConfigParser (dogpile.util.compat)
* Cookie (requests.compat)
* OpenSSL.crypto (urllib3.contrib.pyopenssl)
* Queue (urllib3.util.queue)
* StringIO (dogpile.util.compat, pkg_resources._vendor.six, requests.compat, six, urllib3.packages.six)
* backports.functools_lru_cache (soupsieve.util)
* cPickle (dogpile.util.compat)
* colors (tkmacosx.variables)
* com (pkg_resources._vendor.appdirs)
* com.sun.jna (pkg_resources._vendor.appdirs)
* com.sun.jna.platform (pkg_resources._vendor.appdirs)
* cookielib (requests.compat)
* copy_reg (soupsieve.util)
* cryptography.x509.extensions (urllib3.contrib.pyopenssl)
* regex (rebulk.remodule)
* sympy (subliminal.score)
* thread (dogpile.util.compat)
* urllib2 (requests.compat)
* urlparse (requests.compat)
* win32com (pkg_resources._vendor.appdirs)
* win32com.shell (pkg_resources._vendor.appdirs)
* yaml (guessit.options)
I've tried many workaround but nothing works..
The modules I use :
tkinter
subliminal
tkmacosx
Always check the version of pip and python you are using!
I had an similar issue where tkmacosx
could not be imported.
Turned out I was using pip@3.10 but python@3.11
So using:
pip3.11 install tkmacosx
solved it for me