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iojw / socialscan

Python library for accurately querying username and email usage on online platforms
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Installation problem! #7

Closed ItsBeno closed 4 years ago

ItsBeno commented 5 years ago

I can't install please help... Screenshot-at-2019-08-12-16-19-15 1

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iojw commented 5 years ago

@ItsBeno I think you might be using a Python 2 installation. The minimum version for this utility is Python 3.7 so you'll need to update Python on your system.

51lentb0b commented 4 years ago

That helped me, thanks a lot!

pip3 install socialscan .

ishandutta2007 commented 4 years ago

@ItsBeno I think you might be using a Python 2 installation. The minimum version for this utility is Python 3.7 so you'll need to update Python on your system.

thanks that was indeed the issue, but please call out versions supported clearly in documentations.

iojw commented 4 years ago

@ishandutta2007 Where were you looking for this? The minimum version for this tool is stated on both the README and PyPI page.

ishandutta2007 commented 4 years ago

@ishandutta2007 Where were you looking for this? The minimum version for this tool is stated on both the README and PyPI page.

@iojw here line number ?

iojw commented 4 years ago

@ishandutta2007 The badge on the line 5.

ishandutta2007 commented 4 years ago

@ishandutta2007 The badge on the line 5.

I see. My bad, not used to reading badges.

ishandutta2007 commented 4 years ago

By the way the badge says 3.6+, it didn't work in 3.6.0, it worked in 3.7.0

iojw commented 4 years ago

@ishandutta2007 I can see how one might gloss over the badge since it's quite small. I'll try to make the version requirements more visible then. Thank you for bringing this up!

iojw commented 4 years ago

The update for compatibility with 3.6 was just pushed a few days ago and hasn't been deployed to PyPI yet. If you need it you can clone the latest version of master.