Getting rasa command not found

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Hi,

I have installed rasa on my Mac OS using the installation guide, But on training my existing rasa bot using nlu train command , i am getting command not found error on terminal.

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try rasa train command once

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i have it is not able to find rasa installed on my machine

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please try pip show rasa to check whether rasa is installed or not

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pip show rasa displays rasa info…but i am still getting same error on training the model or even using rasa init

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First type pip list command in terminal and check rasa is present in that list or not

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I run into the same issue.

I resolved this issue by reinstalling rasa.

Commands: First: pip uninstall rasa

It will ask if you want to proceed, to which you say Y

Then: pip install rasa.

Problem solved.

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Hi, @NikhilBansal21 did your issue get resolved? I am running into the same issue. Kindly reply.

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me too , im facing the same problm , try to check your path because using pip in installation will automatically drop into home/.local/bin which is not in path list (for ubuntu users) try to add that path using export command ps : i tried that but still nothing working -.-

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and yeah i found the answer you should activate ur python env , create folder where you want to implement ur project with mkdir command and then open it with cd and then rasa init --no-prompt (ubuntu user)

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Make sure you are using Python 3.6.x to 3.8.x, and NOT 3.9.

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That’s true. I am on Windows 10. I installed rasa and I could see it from conda list and pip list, but I couldn’t even rasa init. After uninstalling and reinstalling it, everything turns to be normal now.

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I did a poetry install from source which completed apparently correctly. But rasa is not in my path. Where does the install put it?

On advice herein I just ran "pip install rasa’ It looks like it re-ran the same python package downloads as poetry.

Have I accidentally installed two separate versions of rasa?

_JM

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@johnmark did you created separate conda environment for your rasa version? you trying to install rasa open source or rasa x?

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@nik202 Using ubuntu 20.04 under WIndows. I installed the open source version - after cloning the repo. No I didn[t create a conda env. I assume the activated conda env "base’ is used. Here’s the poetry env: poetry env info

Virtualenv Python: 3.8.5 Implementation: CPython Path: /home/jma/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/rasa-7LwYCYsP-py3.8 Valid: True

System Platform: linux OS: posix Python: /home/jma/miniconda3

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@johnmark Well, John; I personally not used the poetry one. If you want I can suggest you some solution if you like to try?

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@nik202 It does run after “pip install rasa” – but I would like to run rasa command line from the github source.

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@johnmark what you basically means by that, can you elaborate?

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@nik202 These are the steps I followed, from the rasa installation web page:

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@johnmark I hope you seen the step 1 to 3 also?