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I installed 'xlrd' package from https://pypi.python.org/pypi/xlrd/0.9.3.

Pyinstaller Import Module

In my super simplified example code below, it compiles without any error
but gives error at runtime.
I do know that it is not a standard package and after searching for a while
I came to know that I need to do some hooks. Which file do I need to
include (where) and what will be its content?
*hello.py*
print('inside the file: Working here..')
import xlrd
print('Hi')
*Error*
HP-ZBook-15:~/Desktop/hello/dist/hello$ ./hello
inside the file: Working here..

Pyinstaller Import Module

In my super simplified example code below, it compiles without any error
but gives error at runtime.
I do know that it is not a standard package and after searching for a while
I came to know that I need to do some hooks. Which file do I need to
include (where) and what will be its content?
*hello.py*
print('inside the file: Working here..')
import xlrd
print('Hi')
*Error*
HP-ZBook-15:~/Desktop/hello/dist/hello$ ./hello
inside the file: Working here..
Traceback (most recent call last):
File '', line 2, in
ImportError: No module named xlrd
Thanks for help.

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