[Solved]-Python: ImportError: No module named 'tutorial.quickstart'

Change from tutorial.quickstart import views to from quickstart import views in both tutorial/url.py file as well as tutorial/quickstart/views.pyfile. This should work.

This is required as python automatically adds your current directory to sys path.

Just change tutorial.quickstart import views to from quickstart import views in both tutorial/url.py file as well as tutorial/quickstart/views.py file.

USE:

django-admin startproject tutorial .

INSTEAD of:

django-admin startproject tutorial

while you start the project.

It is mentioned in the documentation.(Read carefully)

Make sure your tutorial.quickstart is in the same folder as your project.
Also make sure it is unzipped ! Otherwise use a absolute path.

Hope it helps !

You should use from quickstart import views instead of from tutorial.quickstart import views if you use PyCharm or other IDE. And don’t forget change code where use from tutorial.quickstart.[xxx] import [xxx].

In quickstart/views.py:
from .serializers import UserSerializer, GroupSerializer
in tutorial/urls.py:

from quickstart import views

That worked for me.

It works for me by modification tow importing files

• /tutorial/quickstart/views.py

from tutorial.quickstart.serializers import UserSerializer, GroupSerializer

to

from quickstart.serializers import UserSerializer, GroupSerializer

• /tutorial/urls.py

from tutorial.quickstart import views

to

from quickstart import views

i was getting this issues several times,

with-

python version3.6.9

django version3.2.14 and

restframework3.13.1

so, first step:

i just updated the python version to 3.9.13 and django version to 4.0.6 and restframework version was same as before.

second step:

Change from tutorial.quickstart import views to from quickstart import views in tutorial/urls.py file

as well as if you write

from serializers import UserSerializer, GroupSerializer

or

from tutorials.quickstart.serializers import UserSerializer, GroupSerializer

in tutorial/quickstart/views.py file then you can change it to

from quickstart.serializers import UserSerializer, GroupSerializer or from .serializers import UserSerializer, GroupSerializer.

Hopefully, This should work.