Not being able to extract scraps

[WhoAteDaCake]

Hello, I am trying to extract data after using papermill. I have multiple values within the notebook, but none of them are visible.

My script

import papermill as pm
import os
import scrapbook as sb

# Set up files
dir_name = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))
input = os.path.join(dir_name, "test.ipynb")
output = os.path.join(dir_name, "out.ipynb")

# Inject notebook settings
# pm.execute_notebook(
#     input,
#     output,
#     parameters=dict(msg="Bye")
# )

# Import scraps
# sb.glue("result", "world")
nb = sb.read_notebook(output)
# Extract parameters
print(nb.scrap_dataframe)
nb.reglue("result")
# print(nb.scraps.data_dict)

# Clean up not needed, because notebook will just be overriden

And this is the link to the notebook i ran output.ipynb https://pastebin.com/raw/mC0ybwy5

[WhoAteDaCake]

print(nb.scrap_dataframe) returns an empty array, even though i have variables like msg, result, result2

[MSeal]

Thanks for posting the notebook file. I'll look into the issue tonight and see what's causing the issue.

[MSeal]

So after reading the notebook, the way you're using the API isn't quite right. Scrapbook isn't reading the printed result of each cell execution. You have to use the sb.glue("result", "world") inside the notebook. Then the scap_dataframe outside of the notebook in your script file will include a row with a name of "result" and a value of "world"

[WhoAteDaCake]

Thank you that makes more sense. However when i try to use sb.glue("result", "world") I get an error saying:

AttributeError: module 'scrapbook' has no attribute 'glue' The same issue occurs when reading a notebook

I've installed scrapbook using pip install nteract-scrapbook[all]

Edit: It worked by using

from scrapbook.api import glue
glue("result", result)

[mansiparashar]

Hi, the above solution is not working for me. I get the errors AttributeError: module 'scrapbook' has no attribute 'glue' and then for the solution AttributeError: module 'scrapbook' has no attribute 'api'

[MSeal]

Do you have a local file named scrapbook.py? This can make Python think that is the module you are importing instead of the installed package.

[mansiparashar]

Do you have a local file named scrapbook.py? This can make Python think that is the module you are importing instead of the installed package.

No, no such file

[mansiparashar]

Do you have a local file named scrapbook.py? This can make Python think that is the module you are importing instead of the installed package.

No, no such file

[MSeal]

You'll need to figure out what is installed in place of scrapbook's name. Check that scrapbook is actually installed pip freeze | grep scrapbook and is the latest version. My guess is you have something else overloading the scrapbook import name or a really old version installed.