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J535D165 / cbsodata

Unofficial Statistics Netherlands (CBS) open data API client for Python
http://cbsodata.readthedocs.io/
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cbsodata does not work with python 3.8 and later #17

Closed ericjanbelier closed 3 years ago

ericjanbelier commented 3 years ago

cbsodata does not seem to work with python 3.8 or later

J535D165 commented 3 years ago

Thanks for reporting. I think it is an issue with Python 3.9. I made a new release (1.3.3). Hopefully, this resolves your issues. Please let me know.

ericjanbelier commented 3 years ago

Thanks for the update. I am still getting the same error however. When i run it with Python 3.7.9 it works fine, but when i run it with 3.83 or 3.9 it stops without finishing properly.

Update:

I am using a Jupyter Notebook. I think that causes the problem. When using Idle it works fine. For some reason in jupyterlab The kernel justs stops running.

I think in your code in optionsmanager the kernel stops running around here:

def setattr(self, arg, value): try: old_value = copy.copy(getattr(self, arg)) except Exception: old_value = "undefined"

    self._log_setting_change(arg, old_value, value)
    super(OptionsManager, self).__setattr__(arg, value)

when a call is made to: options = OptionsManager()

J535D165 commented 3 years ago

Strange, because tests don't fail.

Can you paste the output here and provide your OS?

Are you using Pycharm? So many issues with Pycharm (see other issue)

SNR20db commented 3 years ago

This issue has probably nothing to do with the API itself but numpy.py. I was trying to pull out data over with python3.9 and I got the same error. A sanity check there implying a call to fmod() fails due a slightly recent Windows update release. I've just temporarily commented the call that involves fmod() to be called in numpy module and the sanity check succeeds (after all is just a sanity check). This module is working fine on Python3.9.(last version) at least for me!

This issue mustn't foil you when using Python 32-bit. https://tinyurl.com/y3dm3h86

J535D165 commented 3 years ago

Thanks @SNR20db, this sounds reasonable. The numpy/Windows issues affect thousands of developers at the moment. Numpy is not a dependency of cbsodata, however it is a dependency of pandas.

The issues with numpy and Windows will be resolved by the end of January I think. For now, there is nothing we can do I think. I'm closing the issue. Feel free to reopen or drop a message here.