Installing craftbeerpi3 print "INIT DB" Error

[greidyone]

I am trying to install Craftbeerpi3 and I am getting the error. When running ./run.py

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./run.py", line 3, in
from modules import socketio, app, cbpi
File "/home/pi/craftbeerpi3/modules/init.py", line 50
print "INIT DB"
^
SyntaxError: Missing parentheses in call to 'print'. Did you mean print("INIT DB")?

[techdoutdev]

@greidyone check out this guide: https://techdout.dev/2019/09/24/installing-craftbeerpi/ to make sure it's installing right. requirements.txt is currently broken.

[greidyone]

@adantoft I went through the guide and can't seem to get past this print "INIT DB" Issue.
I have tried changing the line to print("INIT DB") but it just goes further and errors out.
I am very new to this stuff. I will get a new SD card and start from scratch.

Thanks for the help

[HooTsBrooklyn]

His issue is that cbpi is written for python 2.7, and he trying to use python 3.

You could try this solution of the shebang..
https://stackoverflow.com/a/11171058

[greidyone]

Ok now I have got past the python issue and now I am getting another error.

I have uninstalled and installed flask_socketio many times and I still get

Would it need an older version of socketio??

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "run.py", line 2, in
from modules import socketio, app, cbpi
File "/home/pi/craftbeerpi3/modules/init.py", line 11, in
from app_config import *
File "/home/pi/craftbeerpi3/modules/app_config.py", line 7, in
from flask_socketio import SocketIO, emit
ImportError: No module named flask_socketio

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(program exited with code: 1)
Press return to continue

[HooTsBrooklyn]

You're missing pip dependencies, this guide will help.

https://techdout.dev/2019/09/24/installing-craftbeerpi/

[greidyone]

Thanks, I have it working now. The two things I had to do is make sure I was running Python 2.7.
This where I changed the default python to be 2.7
https://raspberry-valley.azurewebsites.net/Python-Default-Version/

Then I had to load the proper Dependencies as below. The was more that these two but they where ones that I had to search for a different name than what the module itself is called in the code.
pip install gitpython
pip install PyYAML

Thanks Everyone.

[danluckner]

Thanks @greidyone!
Your instruction worked for me.