I’m running a newly created local production deployment and want to upload some databases using alephclient. It looks like alephclient was installed properly (see screenshot) but when I run alephclient write-entities --infile entities.ftm.json --foreign-id opensanctions-peps, I get the following error: zsh: command not found: alephclient.
I’m running the instance in docker on a Macbook Pro.
One thing that sometimes happens is that the directory that pip installs packages to isn’t in your path. The first thing I would do is start a new shell.
You can check whether pip “can see” the package: pip list | grep alephclient . If all is well, you can try to see where pip installed it: pip show alephclient. Make note of what’s listed under Location. Then, check your path: echo $PATH. If the location isn’t somehow covered by the path, it would be useful to edit your .zshrc and add it.
Thank you! I appreciate it. That fixed it.
