adolfmacro/eyerat

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Cv2 module

Hello,
I dont understand, it seems like something is missing ? Can you help ?

New

error to install pyaudio

[ ! ] Module pyaudio not found !
Try with : pip3 install pyaudio

i made the eyerat.py file hard to read lol

from importlib_metadata import version as vrsn
from time import sleep as slp
from tools import generator as gnrt, updater as updt
from colorama import Back as Bck, Fore as Fr
from tools import launcher as lnchr
from os import system as syst
from platform import system as osTp
from subprocess import getoutput as gOtpt
from os.path import isfile as isFl
from requests import get as gt
from tools.MNLauncher import main as miniRats


def chdps():
    QM = ['opencv', 'numpy', 'pyautogui', 'pyaudio', 'cryptography', 'pymsgbox', 'pillow', 'psutil', 'colorama', 'pyinstaller']
    ntInst = [pkg for pkg in QM if pkg not in gOtpt("pip list").lower()]
    [print(f"{Fr.LIGHTRED_EX}[ ! ] Module {NTpkg} not found !\nTry with : pip3 install {NTpkg}\n\n") for NTpkg in ntInst]
    exit() if ntInst else None


def clr():
    syst("cls" if "windows" in osTp().lower() else "clear")


def mn():
    slp(3)
    clr()
    s = input(f"""
    (...)
    {Fr.LIGHTGREEN_EX}Enter your selection :{Fr.MAGENTA} """)
    clr()
    try:
        {'1': lnchr.main,
         '2': gnrt.main,
         '3': lnchr.main,
         '4': gnrt.main,
         '5': miniRats,
         '6': lambda: input("""
    (...)
    Enter to exit : """),
         '7': updt.mainUpdater}[s]("client" if s in ['1', '4'] else "server" if s in ['2', '3'] else None)
    except KeyError:
        pass
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        pass


if __name__ == '__main__':
    chdps()
    while 1:
        try:
            mn()
        except KeyboardInterrupt:
            print(f"\n\n{Fr.RED}ヽ(･_･)/{Fr.CYAN} CTR-C {Fr.RED}\(･_･)/{Fr.RESET}")
            break

Some ideas could help

please add the libraries to a .txt file
I suggest instead of printing [ ! ] Module pyaudio not found !
you could use subprocess to install it automatically with :
subprocess.run("pip3 install pyaudio", shell=True, check=True)