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How can I tell whether a user is using package DatastreamDSWS or PyDSWS if they don't know?

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Hi @Alison.Quick

I am not sure if I mis-understand the question, but can they not look in their python script or jupyter notebook etc and see which library they are importing?

import DatastreamDSWS

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import PyDSWS


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Thank you - I have realised this was quite a stupid question as the answer was staring me in the face the whole time!!!!

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Hi @Alison.Quick

You are welcome.

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Hello @Alison.Quick

The other way beside checking the application source code is using Python "pip list" command which give you a list of installed package/library.


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Thanks Wasin, much appreciated!

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