ResidentMario
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4 years ago py_d3 requires that certain UI elements be present on the screen to work. These UI elements are present in a notebook instance, but likely absent in the (completely homebrew) Kaggle UI.
As a result py_d3 is not expected to work in Kaggle Notebooks, and I don't claim to support them.
On Tue, Nov 26, 2019, 12:38 PM Sundeep notifications@github.com wrote:
I tried to run the py_d3 library on Kaggle kernel, but it failed Here are the steps I followed
!pip install py_d3 %load_ext py_d3
%%d3 "3.5.17"
However, when I check the version, it points to 5.12.0. This results in the notebook failing to produce any output. I get a d3.scale.category20() undefined error; this is because in the latest version it is d3.schemaCategory20. Interestingly, when I run this locally, on my machine, it runs fine, and the output is rendered. Any idea why it fails on Kaggle?
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!
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I tried to run the py_d3 library on Kaggle kernel, but it failed Here are the steps I followed
!pip install py_d3 %load_ext py_d3
%%d3 "3.5.17"
However, when I check the version, it points to 5.12.0. This results in the notebook failing to produce any output. I get a d3.scale.category20() undefined error; this is because in the latest version it is d3.schemaCategory20. Interestingly, when I run this locally, on my machine, it runs fine, and the output is rendered. Any idea why it fails on Kaggle?
Any help is appreciated. Thanks!