Iterating though nearby_users() gives an error

[goelakash]

In [27]: for user in users:
    ...:     print(user.name)
    ...:     time.sleep(5)
    ...:

Alisha

KeyError Traceback (most recent call last)

in () ----> 1 for user in users: 2 print(user.name) 3 time.sleep(5) 4 ~/miniconda3/lib/python3.6/site-packages/pynder/session.py in nearby_users(self, limit) 28 for user in users: 29 if not user["_id"].startswith("tinder_rate_limited_id_"): ---> 30 yield Hopeful(user, self) 31 if not len(users): 32 break ~/miniconda3/lib/python3.6/site-packages/pynder/models/user.py in __init__(self, data, session) 25 try: 26 self.schools.extend([school["name"] for school in data['schools']]) ---> 27 self.schools_id.extend([school["id"] for school in data['schools']]) 28 self.jobs.extend(["%s @ %s" % (job["title"]["name"], job["company"][ 29 "name"]) for job in data['jobs'] if 'title' in job and 'company' in job]) ~/miniconda3/lib/python3.6/site-packages/pynder/models/user.py in (.0) 25 try: 26 self.schools.extend([school["name"] for school in data['schools']]) ---> 27 self.schools_id.extend([school["id"] for school in data['schools']]) 28 self.jobs.extend(["%s @ %s" % (job["title"]["name"], job["company"][ 29 "name"]) for job in data['jobs'] if 'title' in job and 'company' in job]) KeyError: 'id'

[goelakash]

Fixed by using the code from the repo, not pip.