Python 3.9 - Does not find flickr_keys.py

[asielen]

In order to make it so you don't have to modify the library directory, it would be nice to change:

In the keys.py file line 5:
from . import flickr_keys

If I change it to:
import flickr_keys

It then works.

Then the flickr_keys file can live in the project directory (but of course not synced in git)

[beaufour]

The recommended way to set API keys is to use the set_keys() function rather than creating a flickr_keys.py file:

import flickr_api
flickr_api.set_keys(api_key='YOUR_API_KEY', api_secret='YOUR_API_SECRET')

This approach is cleaner and avoids any import path issues. You can load your keys from environment variables, a config file, or any other source that suits your project.