Add requirements.txt and update README with FAQ

README.md

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 # Notion-2-Obsidian
 
-For those considering switching from [Notion](https://www.notion.so/) to [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md/), here is a Python 3 script that converts your Notion export into an Obsidian friendly format. 
+For those considering switching from [Notion](https://www.notion.so/) to [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md/), here is a Python 3 script that converts your Notion export into an Obsidian friendly format.
 
 When you run the N2O.py script, it will:
 1. Launch an Open-File dialogue where you'll navigate to your Notion-Export.zip file
 2. Convert all Internal Links in your Notion pages to an Obsidian friendly markdown format
 3. Repackages all the files into a new zip archive that is Obsidian vault compatible
 
-The script will leave your orginal Notion archive unmodified. 
+The script will leave your orginal Notion archive unmodified.
 
 The resulting archive can be extracted and opened as, or added to, an Obsidian vault.
 
 ## The Problem with your Notion Export
 Out of the box, the export files that Notion provides do not migrate to Obsidian very well. All external links will work, but:
 
-- The hierarchical structure of your pages can only be navigated using Obsidian’s file explorer. 
-- None of the internal navigation links work, which also means there won’t be any backlinks or connections in Obsidian's Graph View. 
-- None of the content in your Notion tables will be viewable.  
-- Embedded images also won’t show. 
+- The hierarchical structure of your pages can only be navigated using Obsidian’s file explorer.
+- None of the internal navigation links work, which also means there won’t be any backlinks or connections in Obsidian's Graph View.
+- None of the content in your Notion tables will be viewable.
+- Embedded images also won’t show.
 
 All of this is remedied by this script. Note however, that Notion comments do NOT appear to be included in their export files.
 
@@ -31,16 +31,16 @@ I’m happy to offer you this script and the conversion methodology. If you're a
 
 I estimate that anyone using the [Methodology.md](METHODOLOGY.md) can convert their Notion export in a day or less of work. Without this guide, it would likely take several days of troubleshooting. If you’re a confident programmer, it may take you just a couple hours with the guide. I encourage everyone to go through the process. It is satisfying.
 
-However, if your time is worth more spent elsewhere. Feel free to use the code and switch to Obsidian in mere seconds! 
+However, if your time is worth more spent elsewhere. Feel free to use the code and switch to Obsidian in mere seconds!
 
 # Export Your Full Notion Database
 If you haven't already, you'll need to export your content from Notion.
 
-1.  From your Notion app, click the **Settings & Members** tab in the sidebar  
+1.  From your Notion app, click the **Settings & Members** tab in the sidebar
 ![Settings&Members](media/export1.png)
-2.  Find and click the **Settings** tab. Find the **Export content** section. Click the **Export all workspace content** button  
+2.  Find and click the **Settings** tab. Find the **Export content** section. Click the **Export all workspace content** button
 ![Settings](media/export2.png)
-3.  Select **Markdown & CSV** as Export Format and click the **Export** button  
+3.  Select **Markdown & CSV** as Export Format and click the **Export** button
 ![Export](media/export3.png)
 4.  Save the resulting .zip file to your computer
 5.  Extract the .zip contents to a known location
@@ -57,10 +57,10 @@ Time to import everything into Obsidian
 
 1.  Place all the converted files into a directory of your choosing
 2.  Open Obsidian and click the Vault Icon ![vault icon](media/vaulticon.png)
-3.  Select **Open folder as vault**  
+3.  Select **Open folder as vault**
 ![open vault](media/vault.png)
 4.  Use the Select Folder window to navigate to the directory with your newly converted files
-  
+
 Enjoy the shift to Obsidian!
 
 # Donation Links
@@ -70,3 +70,26 @@ Here are some donation links for me:
 * PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/GabrielKrause
 * Venmo: @Gabriel-Krause
 * Etherium: 0xeAE10E05427845aE816E61605eCC779A2d5e59A4
+
+# FAQ
+## ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'easygui'
+You don't have the easygui module installed locally.
+
+You can first create a lil virtual environment to keep your base system clean:
+```
+$ python3 -m venv ~/.venv/n2o
+$ source ~/.venv/n2o/bin/activate
+```
+
+After that (or without it) you can install this module locally by running the following command:
+```
+$ pip install -r requirements.txt
+```
+
+## ImportError: Unable to find tkinter package.
+Tkinter is a little tricker to install, it requires your python installation to include it natively.
+
+If you're on MacOS, you can install a python distribution which supports tkinter:
+```
+$ brew install python-tk
+```

requirements.txt

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+easygui