Issue with lk.search_lightcurve(TIC, author = 'SPOC') with AttributeError: module 'lightkurve' has no attribute 'search_lightcurve' about lightkurve HOT 6 OPEN

@Hiyabiswas

When running this code for TIC 236887394

sector_data = lk.search_lightcurve("TIC 236887394", author = 'SPOC')

There are 11 data products. Could you please tell me the environment set up.

Environment
platform (e.g. Linux, OSX, Windows):
lightkurve version (e.g. 1.0b6):
installation method (e.g. pip, conda, source):

Could you also please post the full code you are using where this error occurs?

Thank you.

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Mam, I have given these command:
import lightkurve as lk
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
TIC = 'TIC 236887394'
sector_data = lk.search_lightcurve(TIC, author = 'SPOC')
and found this result:

AttributeError Traceback (most recent call last)
Cell In[4], line 1
----> 1 sector_data = lk.search_lightcurve(TIC, author = 'SPOC')

AttributeError: module 'lightkurve' has no attribute 'search_lightcurve'

Environment set up:
Platform: Linux (Fedora)
Lightkurve version: python -c "import lightkurve; print(lightkurve.version)"
2.4.0

Installation method: python -m pip install lightkurve --upgrade

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Hello @Hiyabiswas

Unfortunately i cannot reproduce this error. Using the same code I am able to obtain results.
The error would suggest that your installation of Lightkurve does not have the search_lightcurve module.

Have you made sure to activate the environment that you have installed lightkurve in?

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Hi @Hiyabiswas

I was able to reproduce this problem when testing with a PC. I installed Anaconda, created an new environment, installed lightkurve in that environment, opened an ipython session in that environment, and tried to import the package. Like you, I got the ModuleNotFoundError. This was because the way I set up anaconda on the machine, it does not add the environment folder to your system path. To see if this is your issue, you can run the following line in a python session:

import sys; print(sys.path)

This will show you what paths are being used to look at to find packages. I suspect you will not see your environment. As a short-term solution, you can do the following in that terminal and/or jupyter notebook, filling in the path relevant for you:

sys.path.append("C:\\Users\\path\\to\\anaconda3\\envs\\Lib\\site-packages)

This solution would need to be repeated every time you start a new session. For a more permanent solution, you can add path to your environment variables (this appears to require admin access to your computer). How you did this may be different depending on how you set condo up initially, but here is one guide: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44597662/conda-command-is-not-recognized-on-windows-10

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Hello
I work with the Lightkurve package and it gives me this error(KeyError: 'dataURL')in the download section of the star sectors.
Thank you for guiding me.

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Hello I work with the Lightkurve package and it gives me this error(KeyError: 'dataURL')in the download section of the star sectors. Thank you for guiding me.

See #1377

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