Issue setting up Python with Moku:Go using pymoku libraries - SOLVED

Hi Sam

Thanks for the detailed response…and highlighting the distinction between the moku (Moku:Go) and pymoku (Moku:Lab).

I cleaned up my moku:Go python API installation (my anaconda3 based site-package) and it was straight forward, and all is good now!

Here is an attempt to reconstruct my initial confusion:

  1. Just following the links Products->APIs->Python API->Get Started(button)->Getting Started ->For Moku:Pro & Moku:Go( section) must have confused me, given that the both Moku:Pro/Moku:Go are covered under the same section, given that there is no separate button/link to “Download for Moku:Go”. Additionally, the “Download for Moku:Pro” button points to pymoku repository.

The “Documentation” button/link next to “Download for Moku:Pro” button/link does address the Moku:Go python API installation and checkout procedure, consistent with your suggested link.

ps: It would be good to have a dedicate button/link for Moku:Go “Documentation”

  1. And the other confusion I had with my original wrong installation (pymoku instead of moku) was that I didn’t check the installed…/bin/moku script, which was pointing to the “pymoku” internally (Moku:Lab/Moku:Pro?), and not the “moku” API that I needed for my Moku:Go. The fact that the bin/moku file was named moku, I wrongly “assumed” it was good to :Go :slight_smile:

ps: feel free to post it on the forum, after whatever cleanup you see fit.