bjherger / ResumeParser

A framework to parse resumes, extract contact & other information, and check for required terms
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Python 3 support #17

Closed iwangu closed 5 years ago

bjherger commented 6 years ago

Not at this time. I’d be happy to review a PR that adds Python 3 support, but I do not have the bandwidth to add it myself. On Fri, Nov 10, 2017 at 4:42 AM iwangu notifications@github.com wrote:

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Shrinidhikulkarni7 commented 6 years ago

@iwangu You can always do this- from future import print_function, division, absolute_imports, unicode_literals

akashpandey111 commented 6 years ago

@bjherger I could do that

bjherger commented 6 years ago

@akashpandey111 This app should mostly be Python 3 comparable, except for the following known issues

If you'd like to remedy these issues, test that everything works, and submit a PR, I'd appreciate the help.

charl4e commented 6 years ago

I'm currently running this app on Python3, had very few issues with installing. Only issue I currently have is the app is not picking up new skills added to the config.yaml file, not sure if it's related to Python3 though..