I am following the exact directions on the YouTube video that RASA provides for installation on Ubuntu (Installing Rasa Open Source on Ubuntu - YouTube) however, it only downloads rasa-0.0.5. And when I try and run rasa --version it says “rasa: command not found”. I really am not sure what to do from here as I have tried so many things but any help would be grateful.
I am trying to install with Python version 3.7.1 and Pip version 22.0.4 (python 3.7)
Thanks!
Can you try?
pip3 install rasa --no-cache-dir
Did you create a virtual env?
@itsjhonny I did create a virtual environment. I just tried the install command you suggested and it exited on an error for downloading psycopg2-binary. This is odd because I had already run into that issues and separately downloaded that package and it is already on my machine.
I dont have much experience with Jetson Nano Maybe, you can try install TensorFlow following this steps
and make a installation without dependencies
pip install git+https://github.com/RasaHQ/rasa-sdk@3.0.2 --no-deps
pip install git+https://github.com/RasaHQ/rasa.git@3.0.4 --no-deps
Reference: How should I install RASA on Jetson Nano? - Jetson Nano - NVIDIA Developer Forums
@itsjhonny I was able to get tensorflow and then downloaded rasa without dependencies the way that you suggested, how would I then be able to use it from there? Should I just be able to run the rasa command line commands?
I did rasa --version and it gave me an error: "ModuleNotFoundError: No module names ‘terminaltables’
Yes, can use commad line normally like rasa run, rasa --version and others
You geting package miss 
run pip3 install terminaltables i think you need to install manually all this modules not found
@itsjhonny Yeah I figured out after I installed terminaltables that there are a bunch of dependicies that I have to install so that is what I am doing now.