Ethereum WebSockets module did not find any error: General Question
As a developer with Ethereum, he was likely to have a frustrating error message indicating that “binance.websockets” was not found. This problem may arise if you try to use the Binance Websocket API for Ethereum for its application.
The problem:
Although “binance.client” is available and functional, there seems to be a problem with loading the WebSockets module. There may be several reasons for this:
- Incorrect installation: Make sure you have installed the necessary addictions correctly. Binance Docker provides Ethereum on Google Colab or other platform. You can check the environmental variables to confirm the right place.
- Missing addictions:
The “WebSockets” module is not included in the official Ethereum client package that can cause problems when you try to use it. To correct this, you need to install the WebSocket directory separately.
- Docker Configuration: In some cases, webSockets Container can be configured differently than expected, leading to the missing
binance.webskets module. You can try to update your Docker environmental settings or rebuild your application from scratch.
Solution:
To solve the problem, follow these steps:
Method 1: Install the WebSocket Library separately -Special
You can install the WebSocket Library with PIP:
Bash
PIP Install WebSocket-Client
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This replaces any of the project’s existing “Web Cockets” module and creates a direct connection with Ethereum WebSocket API.
Method 2: Update Docker’s environmental settings
If you work with Docker’s environment, make sure you are set correctly. This includes a variable configuration of “path” to insert the “WebSocket-Client” directory:
`Bash
Export Route = $ Available:/USR/Local/Lib: $ Pythonpath
`
Add this configuration to the Docker-Compose.yml file (if any) or to any other relevant environmental setting.
Method 3: Re -establish your application
If none of the above methods solve the problem, you may want to rebuild the application from scratch. This allows you to update all addictions and configurations properly.
More tips:
- Always check the updates of Binance’s official documentation and github expenses.
- Consider using the latest version of Ethereum (for example 1.0.x) instead of 0.14.x, which may cause the problem.
- If you are still facing problems, try reinstalling the application or updating it to another environment.
By following these steps and understanding possible causes of the error, you must be able to solve the “Binance.webskets” module, which has not been invented in Ethereum applications.
