can't install properly from pip about pyfunctional HOT 10 CLOSED

Coincidentally, I ran into this problem this morning while writing a blog post and testing the code (using the package) on a new computer (apart from the computer I developed it on, which works fine). Given my setup (Mac OSX + Python2), I don't think its a platform problem, it is probably an issue with something in the PyPi config I need to fix. Will investigate later today.

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Just fixed this and released a new version. The problem is that the code was not technically within a package so pypi didn't pick it up. It has been fixed now and the same import method works.

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Let me know if that fixes the problem. The release is 0.1.2 at pypi. You can upgrade by issuing pip install --upgrade scalafunctional

If it works then will close issue

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Now everything seems to work properly, thanks. Also, I didn't test if it's working 100% correctly on Python 3, but I think you could add it to the package's categories.

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Hm, pip doesn't download 0.1.3 yet.

And when I cloned the repo (now on Linux), I can't import the whole module and run tests (for the record, I wanted to try implementing flatten and take_while):

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What is the output of running pip install --upgrade, it should list the version it is at. Also, you can pretty easily run all the unit tests by running nosetests.

For development, you can install it by running python setup.py develop within the cloned directory. I would probably suggest uninstalling the pip version, developing, then uninstall the develop version/reinstall the pip version. You could also be pro and use virtualenv (I'me too lazy and it works fine as is).

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On the feature ideas, flatten should be fairly easy. You could probably use the existing flat_map and provide lambda x: x as the argument. Its a common enough use case to be helpful I think. take_while also seems useful.

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Okay, now it downloaded the new version, but still fails:

tests from the repo also fail:

And yes, I know to avoid collisions of pip package and the repo code.

As for the functions, I will make a pullrq when I get the tests going. In the long term I would love to work on making it work on and return generators, but that will require more time.

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Try the current master branch. I think I had the import wrong on the __init__.py file.

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Okay, now it seems perfect.

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Cool, looks like the sequence of bugs is fixed so closing.

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