When @brackettsa was experimenting with funder-finder, she ran into a ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'funderfinder' error.
I think when a new user naively follows the instructions on the README, they get to the below:
Change to funderfinder directory and run get_funders.py with the --help flag.
cd funderfinder
python get_funders.py --help
And will hit the ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'funderfinder' error.
I think the solution is to change the python get_funders.py --help to PYTHONPATH='.' python3 funderfinder/get_funders.py.
There might need to be an explanation about PYTHONPATH too. Sorry this is a bad bug report. I don't entirely understand the problem, otherwise I'd write a better bug report :)
When @brackettsa was experimenting with
funder-finder, she ran into aModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'funderfinder'error.I think when a new user naively follows the instructions on the README, they get to the below:
And will hit the
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'funderfinder'error.I think the solution is to change the
python get_funders.py --helptoPYTHONPATH='.' python3 funderfinder/get_funders.py.There might need to be an explanation about PYTHONPATH too. Sorry this is a bad bug report. I don't entirely understand the problem, otherwise I'd write a better bug report :)