python - can you use pydictionary in google app engine? -

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i'm trying use pydictionary in google app engine application error. don't error when use outside google application. i've added third party library (properly) imports without errors don't know why.

here's error:

searching.py", line 63, in   getkey assert isinstance(word.keys, object)  attributeerror: 'nonetype' object has no attribute 'keys'

and here's code function:

def getkey(term):     dictionary = pydictionary()     word = dictionary.meaning(term)     assert isinstance(word.keys, object)     results = word.keys()     newresults = []     result in results:         newresults.append(str(result))     return newresults[0]

it works outside app engine project, not inside...

you should go , @ exception , try , understand telling you.

searching.py", line 63, in   getkey assert isinstance(word.keys, object)  attributeerror: 'nonetype' object has no attribute 'keys'

let's trace through code.

for error occur means value referred word none.

this means result of word = dictionary.meaning(term)

is none.

so should therefore @ value of term is.

are validating term meaningful anywhere ? if is, expected result of dictionary.meaning(term) , investigate why don't expected result.

some basic debugging go long way here, helping diagnose issue.


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