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To address your issues with setting environment variables for LangFlow and the ModuleNotFoundError for sqlparse, follow these steps:

1. Setting Environment Variables:

   • Directly edit your .env file to include the necessary configurations to disable auto-login and set superuser credentials. Your .env file should have entries like:

     LANGFLOW_AUTO_LOGIN=false
     LANGFLOW_SUPERUSER=admin
     LANGFLOW_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD=securepassword
     

   Replace admin and securepassword with your desired superuser username and password. Ensure all other required environment variables are correctly set according to your setup needs.

2. Resolving ModuleNotFoundError for sqlparse:

   • The error you encountered when running the Django server is due to the missing sqlparse package, a dependency for Django. Install it by running:

     pip install sqlparse
     

   This will resolve the module not found error and allow your Django server to start properly.

By following these instructions, you should be able to set up your environment for LangFlow correctly and resolve the Django server issue. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.

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To edit the .env file on Windows 11 for your LangFlow project, follow these steps:

1. Open the .env File:

   • If the .env file doesn't exist, create one in the root directory of your LangFlow project. You can also rename and modify a .env.example file if it's provided.
   • Use a text editor to open the .env file. You can use Notepad, Notepad++, Visual Studio Code, or any editor of your choice. To open it with Notepad through the command line, navigate to your project's directory and run:

     notepad .env
     

2. Edit the .env File:

   • Inside the .env file, add or modify the lines for your environment variables as follows:

     LANGFLOW_AUTO_LOGIN=false
     LANGFLOW_SUPERUSER=admin
     LANGFLOW_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD=securepassword
     

   • Replace admin and securepassword with your preferred superuser credentials.

3. Save the .env File:

   • After adding or modifying the necessary environment variables, save the changes in your text editor.

For the ModuleNotFoundError for sqlparse, ensure you have activated your project's virtual environment and run:

pip install sqlparse

This command installs the missing sqlparse module, resolving the error and allowing your Django server to start properly.

If you encounter any further issues or have more questions, feel free to ask.

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You should save the .env file in the root directory of your LangFlow project on Windows 11. This is typically the same directory where your project's manage.py file is located, or where the .env.example file is, if one exists. Simply create or edit the .env file in this location and ensure it contains the necessary environment variables for your setup.

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To ensure your .env file is correctly recognized by the LangFlow application, follow these steps:

1. Modify and Save the .env File: Start by copying the content from scripts/aws/.env.example provided by LangFlow, if available. Adjust the content to include:

   • LANGFLOW_AUTO_LOGIN=false
   • LANGFLOW_SUPERUSER=your_superuser_username
   • LANGFLOW_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD=your_superuser_password
     Replace your_superuser_username and your_superuser_password with your desired credentials. Save this file as .env in the root directory of your LangFlow project.

2. Verify File Location: Ensure the .env file is in the root directory of the LangFlow application, where it's expected to be found.

3. Restart the LangFlow Application: After setting up the .env file, restart your application to apply the new environment variables.

The application uses the load_dotenv function to load these variables, so it's crucial the .env file is correctly placed and formatted. If issues persist, double-check the file's location and content, and ensure the application is properly restarted to apply changes.

If you've followed these steps and the issue remains, it might be helpful to check the application's documentation or support resources for more specific guidance on configuring environment variables.

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Hi Teams,

Thanks for reply.

But I have some doubt that. How can I edit .env file?
Which command I need to execute?

I'm install it on Windows 11.

Thank you.

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Thank you dosu,

about the .env, where can I save it? which the location path to save?

Thank you.

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Hi dosu,

I try to create and save the .env file into root of langflow. But there are nothing happen.

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Just create a new folder, create .env file and run command prompt/terminal from inside the folder path where you create .env and paste langflow run --env-file .env

To edit the .env file on Windows 11 for your LangFlow project, follow these steps:

1. Open the .env File:

   • If the .env file doesn't exist, create one in the root directory of your LangFlow project. You can also rename and modify a .env.example file if it's provided.
   • Use a text editor to open the .env file. You can use Notepad, Notepad++, Visual Studio Code, or any editor of your choice. To open it with Notepad through the command line, navigate to your project's directory and run:

     notepad .env
     

2. Edit the .env File:

   • Inside the .env file, add or modify the lines for your environment variables as follows:

     LANGFLOW_AUTO_LOGIN=false
     LANGFLOW_SUPERUSER=admin
     LANGFLOW_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD=securepassword
     

   • Replace admin and securepassword with your preferred superuser credentials.

3. Save the .env File:

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