Why does the script not see modules/libraries?

Question

Python

Tell me, I practically did not stick with python, but I need to run one script.

Installed python 3.10, installed pipenv and other modules/libraries according to the instructions. But at startup it says that the modules are not installed


. In the code, it is highlighted like this



. Although I know for sure that they are installed via pipenv install, and I also tried to install the necessary ones manually pip install pillow, etc.

From what I googled, adding to the script partially helped me:

import sys
sys.path.append("C://Users//echef//AppData//Local//Programs//Python//Python310//Lib//site-packages")

The script starts, but crashes on another module, there are a lot of files, you probably need to prescribe this in all.

As I understand it, I have some kind of problem with the paths and the script does not see the installed modules.

This is what the environment variables look like:

Screenshots

OS: Windows 11

Answer 1

everything is so,
it makes sense and from where and with what command you run, and how before and where you installed the required libraries