How to access a CLI utility installed via pip, through tea?

[urcades]

I've recently installed instascrape via pip, through tea, and I'm not sure how to access the resulting cli app.

When I attempt to use instascrape as intended, i.e. via the repo's example —

$ instascrape down @emmawatson -timeline -PF "likes_count >= 1000000" -l 100 --preload -d ~/Pictures/Instagram

— I receive an error tea: command not found: instascrape.

If anyone could help me figure out how to access the instascrape cli with tea installed, I'd appreciate it.

[getneil]

@urcades hi have you tried executing instscraper not instascrape?

[urcades]

@getneil I've tried both names — this project is confusing in that its pip package is named instascraper while the invocation uses instascrape — regardless, neither command yields any result

[mxcl]

As long as your pip was installed within the last week the tools go to ~/.local/bin which tea’s magic will add to your PATH.

Otherwise they will be buried in the tea prefix (~/.tea/python.org/v3.11.2/bin probs)

I would delete ~/.tea/pip.pypa.io and reinstall.

Also I imagine there is a way to get pip to be verbose in its output which would tell you where it puts things though I don't know what the trick is there.