No such command "rgbify".

[jingsam]

I install rasterio and rio-rgbify:

brew install gdal
sudo -H pip install rasterio
sudo -H pip install rio-rgbify

When I use:

rio rgbify aa.tiff aa.mbtiles

I get this error:

Usage: rio [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Error: No such command "rgbify".

Anything am I missing?

[dnomadb]

@jingsam it appears that the version on PyPi does not include this PR, which fixes the rasterio API change: https://github.com/mapbox/rio-rgbify/pull/7. As such, the extension cannot be loaded -- my apologies! I'll get a version bump + publish going tomorrow, but feel free to clone + install via github as noted here; this should work.

[jingsam]

Many thanks. Have a good day!

[dnomadb]

@jingsam --> https://pypi.python.org/pypi/rio-rgbify/0.3.1

If it works, feel free to close this issue.

[jingsam]

Wired, I uninstall rgbify and reinstall rgbify 0.3.1, still errors. Should I also reinstall rasterio? Note that I am using macOS 10.13.2. and pip install with sudo -H

[dnomadb]

@jingsam hmm. I'd recommend (if you are not):

• Downloading and using python from python.org (probably 3.x), it includes pip + virtualenv. If not, use a homebrew python.
• Using a virtualenv to both (a) keep your python environments more manageable, and (b) not require sudo upon pip installing (which can be a security risk)
• Once you create a virtualenv, you can:
  • pip install numpy (required for rasterio)
  • pip install rasterio --pre (uses compiled wheels for gdal binaries)
  • pip install rio-rgbify
  • or, cd into a cloned rio-rgbify, `pip install -e '.[test]'

I know this sounds like a lot, but I have found that virtualenvs end up saving me a lot of work installing + uninstalling python packages in the future.

All this said, you should def try reinstalling rasterio, and make sure you have all these requirements installed: https://github.com/mapbox/rio-rgbify/blob/master/requirements.txt

What happens when you pip freeze | grep rasterio ?

[jingsam]

I successfuly installed rio-rgbify with virtualenv. Many thanks. But I would like to test installing without virtualenv, figure out why this happens.

[jqtrde]

Glad you got it working @jingsam! Given that, I'm gonna close here.