python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt

[hrithikpopat]

whenever I type python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt it says
'python3' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
I don't know if I'm stupid or what.
(Thank you if any1 responds)

[sundowndev]

You simply don't have a "python3" executable. Try with python or just install python3.
If you are on linux you can also list python versions installed with ls -la /usr/bin/python*

[TharukaDananjaya]

You need to install python3

[hrithikpopat]

yea but I already have python 3.7.1 installed

[hrithikpopat]

[TharukaDananjaya]

On windows os not support python3 command. and what is your python version.? and show me list in you'r Phoneinfoga file.?

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[sundowndev]

Does python --version output Python 3.x.x ?
If yes, run python -m pip install --upgrade-pip as described in your screenshot.
Then retry install via pip python pip install -r requirements.txt

[hrithikpopat]

It's still saying that there is no such thing as requirements.txt

[sundowndev]

Typo in my previous comment: python -m pip install -r requirements.txt *

Also what is the output of ls -la . in the folder ?

[hrithikpopat]

[sundowndev]

You typed python pip -m pip instead of python -m pip

[hrithikpopat]

[hrithikpopat]

shoot i didn't realize

[sundowndev]

You are not in the repository's folder. Please read the doc properly.

[An-web]

I am facing the following issue while installing the requirements.txt in phoneinfoga.

[An-web]

I am using kali linux as windows subsystem btw.