Error "Traceback(most recent call last):"

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Hello, I’m trying to make a command prompt thingy. When I try and open it in a preview on PyChamp the code runs fine, but in a regular file it closes, and I was able to see the error Python error Traceback(most recent call last): I know the problem is where I try to import pythonroblox. Any help?

import pythonroblox
import time
import os
ex = 0
print("Thanks for using me! Type 'commands' for help!")
while ex < 1:
    cmdd: str = input("Enter a valid command: ")
    if cmdd == "group":
        grp: str = input("Group ID here: ")
    groups = pythonroblox.Groups()
    result = groups.search_id(grp)
    groupmem = result.member_count
    groupname = result.name
    groupid = result.id
    descg = result.description
    groupown = result.owner_name
    print("Searching..")
    time.sleep(1)
    print("["+groupname+"]", "Member Count:", groupmem, "| Group Owner:", groupown, "| Description:", descg, "| Group ID:", groupid)

EDIT: sorry if this has an obvious answer, I just started a few days ago.

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Hello, I’m trying to make a command prompt thingy. When I try and open it in
a preview on PyChamp the code runs fine, but in a regular file it closes, and
I was able to see the error Python error Traceback(most recent call last): I
know the problem is where I try to import pythonroblox. Any help?

Paste this line at the very top of you file and run it again:

import sys; print(f"Try running: {sys.executable} -m pip install <package_name>"); sys.exit(0)

It will suggest a command to run from the command line.

Run that command, replacing <package_name> with just pythonroblox,
remove the helpful line you added the top and try running your program again as
before.

Does it work?

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Try this in PyChamp:

import pythonroblox
print(pythonroblox.__file__)

Do you get an error? Now try the same thing without using PyChamp. Do
you get an error now?

If so, then the two environments are different.

In PyChamp, run this:

import sys
print(sys.version)
print(sys.executable)

Then do the same thing without PyChamp. How are they different?