Closed mw55309 closed 3 months ago
I get the same issue, completely
In an earlier issue a user suggested using "pip install pysam --user" to install pysam. that worked for me
pip install pysam --user
That worked for me too. Thanks!
I always think if the answer is "pip" then you don't understand the question
pip install instructions also error out with a missing package.
Hi all,
I updated the instructions. Reopen if issues persist.
Good luck.
dom
Hi all,
I updated the instructions. Reopen if issues persist.
Good luck.
dom
I have this error when I use the new instalation method and run ./blobtools create
:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "../blob_analysis/../blobtools/blobtools", line 4, in <module>
from lib.interface import main
File "../blobtools/lib/interface.py", line 44, in <module>
from docopt import docopt, DocoptExit
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'docopt'
do you have the conda environment activated?
do you have the conda environment activated?
Yes, my steps were:
conda create -n blobtools
conda activate blobtools
conda install -c anaconda matplotlib docopt tqdm wget pyyaml git pysam
Run example of ./blobtools create
can you copy all the output of conda and blobtools into a file and post that?
can you copy all the output of conda and blobtools into a file and post that?
Here's the output. I fixed the installation because you're trying to install pysam using the anaconda channel. But after fixing that, the docopt package is not recognized anyway
could it be that you created a python2 environment?
It seems that I have both Python 2.7.18 and Python 3.12.3 in the environment. I don't remember if it was the docopt or the pysam package that requires Python=2.7* to be installed in order to work the blobtools create
None of them should require python2 ... i'd recommend you delete that environment and start again from scratch
Not sure the last time you checked these, but the conda installation instructions don't work (certainly not on a raw ubuntu EC2 instance)
The pysam installation step errors out with "pysam is not in list", and if you remove the dependencies flag, it runs but errors with a load of conflicts.
The pip install instructions also error out with a missing package.
Could we get some updated installation instructions? :D