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jgorset / fandjango

Fandjango makes it really easy to create Facebook applications with Django
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Please update to support Python 3 #113

Closed kraftpunk97-zz closed 5 years ago

jgorset commented 7 years ago

Hi @kartikeygupta! We're not using Python 3 or Fandjango at the moment, but if you (or anyone else) needs it we'd be happy to accept a pull request!

kraftpunk97-zz commented 7 years ago

@jgorset. I'm relatively new to programming, as compared to more experienced developers like yourself, so, I don't know if I can fix this problem, but I'm definitely willing it to give it a shot. Can I approach you for assistance and guidance, if I find myself in a pickle?

jgorset commented 7 years ago

Sure thing, @kartikeygupta! I haven't worked much with Python 3 myself, but feel free to post in this thread and if I don't know I'm sure someone else does.

kraftpunk97-zz commented 7 years ago

Sorry for the long message.

@jgorset , I think I have fixed some of the code that needed an upgrade, but I'm kind of stuck. I tried to install the module on my system using the setup.py file. 1) It got installed in the same directory where I placed the setup.py file and not in the site-packages folder. How do I set the default install directory to the site-packages? 2) Total of 4 folders were created. build, dist, fandjango and one more (I'm sorry I didn't note down the name of the folders before deleting them.) 3) When importing the module, it displays an error while processing the admin file, for from models import User, OAuthToken command. I tried googling more about this models module. I know that it related to the django module, but I couldn't find the Users and OAuthToken attributes in its source code. I was wondering if you could tell me more about it, so that I have a better idea about what to look for.

Thanks :D!

JordenLCH commented 7 years ago

also need that for python3

will be glad if someone port it to python3

thanks