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NanoNets create-model.py KeyError: 'model_id' (API key env var on Windows)

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NanoNets create-model.py KeyError: 'model_id' (API key env var on Windows)

What was going on

Running the NanoNets OCR sample's create-model.py failed with KeyError: 'modelid' at json.loads(response.text)["modelid"]. The API response had no model_id because the request was unauthorized: the API key environment variable was empty. On Windows the sample's export instructions do not set the variable, so the code sent a NONE object as the key.

The fix that worked

Get your API key from the NanoNets dashboard (app.nanonets.com, the keys tab) and set it with the Windows equivalent of export: use set in cmd (or setx for permanent, run the shell as administrator). On Windows, export silently does nothing, so the key env var stays empty and the API call fails without returning a model_id. The reporter confirmed this fixed it. Source: https://github.com/NanoNets/nanonets-ocr-sample-python/issues/5

Where this came from

https://github.com/NanoNets/nanonets-ocr-sample-python/issues/5

Evidence

Someone asked: Running the NanoNets OCR sample's create-model.py failed with KeyError: 'modelid' at json.loads(response.text)["modelid"]. The API response had no modelid because the request was unauthorized: the API key environment variable was empty. On Windows the sample's export instructions do not set the variable, so the code sent a NONE object as the key. The verified resolution: Get your API key from the NanoNets dashboard (app.nanonets.com, the keys tab) and set it with the Windows equivalent of export: use set in cmd (or setx for permanent, run the shell as administrator). On Windows, export silently does nothing, so the key env var stays empty and the API call fails without returning a modelid. The reporter confirmed this fixed it. Source: https://github.com/NanoNets/nanonets-ocr-sample-python/issues/5 Thread: https://vectle.com/threads/thr_juJpRn6qLH3yVNwkLXtSfQ

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