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A small library to access files from SEC's edgar
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AttributeError: module 'edgar' has no attribute 'Company' #4

Closed chrislakumb closed 5 years ago

chrislakumb commented 5 years ago

Anyone else running into this issue?

joeyism commented 5 years ago

Can you paste the code you're running that got you this error?

chrislakumb commented 5 years ago

import edgar company = edgar.Company("RiverNorth Marketplace Lending Corp", "0001644771") tree = company.getAllFilings(filingType = "N-23C3A") docs = edgar.getDocuments(tree, noOfDocuments=10) print (docs)

mackdelany commented 5 years ago

This worked on my machine, so it might be a local issue?

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import edgar company = edgar.Company("RiverNorth Marketplace Lending Corp", "0001644771") tree = company.getAllFilings(filingType = "N-23C3A") docs = edgar.getDocuments(tree, noOfDocuments=10) print (docs)

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joeyism commented 5 years ago

It also works for my machine. Can you give more details about your machine? Py2 or 3, what is in the edgar package, etc?

newbie28 commented 5 years ago

It seems very likely that your script name is edgar.py - change it something else and it should work fine.

chrislakumb commented 5 years ago

That seems to have worked. I'm admittedly a Python novice, but I can't understand why the name of the file would interfere with the proper running of the program?

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It seems very likely that your script name is edgar.py - change it something else and it should work fine.

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joeyism commented 5 years ago

Python doesn't differential installed or local packages when importing. So if you have a file called edgar.py, when it runs import edgar, it's importing the local file and not the one you installed