Hey,
It seems like current version published on pip (and master here as well) exposes MacParser class in manuf.manuf.MacParser path. This is pretty strange, and makes an example in README slightly wrong (import manuf ; p = manuf.MacParser())
You can either from .manuf import MacParser in manuf/__init__.py as a backward-compatible solution, or just get rid of manuf.py all together and move everything over to __init__.py.
Hey, It seems like current version published on pip (and
masterhere as well) exposesMacParserclass inmanuf.manuf.MacParserpath. This is pretty strange, and makes an example in README slightly wrong (import manuf ; p = manuf.MacParser())You can either
from .manuf import MacParserinmanuf/__init__.pyas a backward-compatible solution, or just get rid ofmanuf.pyall together and move everything over to__init__.py.