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    Pandas wanted

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    • JohnOfMars
      JohnOfMars @Phuket2 last edited by

      @Phuket2 That's a generous offer, but not needed. Pythonista is fantastic and I already use it a lot. Just hoping that if there's enough demand to support another module I also happen to use.

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      • plessner
        plessner last edited by

        Pandas is great. But, check out http://agate.readthedocs.io/en/1.4.0/about.html

        Not pandas, but has some pandas like functionality for reading csv, manipulation of heterogeneous data, etc. Pure Python so it can be installed in Pythonista.

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        • syslot
          syslot @plessner last edited by

          @plessner well, I tried to install agate use stash-pip.py, but it can't install agate well too. Do you test this package in pythonista?

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          • plessner
            plessner @syslot last edited by

            @syslot You need to install version 1.3.1. I found in version 1.4.0 some dependencies use C extensions.

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            • syslot
              syslot @plessner last edited by

              @plessner well, I have tried to install 1.3.1 and it cant work as well.how do you install the package?

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              • plessner
                plessner @syslot last edited by

                @syslot You need to make sure the dependencies are installed:
                six>=1.6.1
                pytimeparse>=1.1.5
                parsedatetime>=2.1
                Babel>=2.0
                isodate>=0.5.4

                What type of error do you get when you import agate from the console?

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                • syslot
                  syslot @plessner last edited by syslot

                  @plessner I tried again and found

                  • parsedatetime == 1.3 and pip can not update it

                  and my import message shows below:
                  Traceback (most recent call last): File "<string>", line 1, in <module> File "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/A5C76122-1A94-4EAD-8BA3-00973FBFAE31/Pythonista3/Documents/site-packages/agate/__init__.py", line 5, in <module> from agate.aggregations import * File "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/A5C76122-1A94-4EAD-8BA3-00973FBFAE31/Pythonista3/Documents/site-packages/agate/aggregations/__init__.py", line 18, in <module> from agate.aggregations.base import Aggregation # noqa File "/private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/A5C76122-1A94-4EAD-8BA3-00973FBFAE31/Pythonista3/Documents/site-packages/agate/aggregations/base.py", line 8, in <module> @six.python_2_unicode_compatible AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'python_2_unicode_compatible'

                  Have you tried in Pythonista?

                  Well , after I reinstall six, Babel and parsedatetime , agate works ! Thank you and let me try it. By the way , @administrators if Pandas works, I would be more than happy!

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                  • korakot
                    korakot last edited by

                    There is some error messages, but it seems to work though.

                    [~/Documents]$ pip install agate==1.3.1
                    Querying PyPI ...
                    Downloading package ...
                    Opening: https://pypi.python.org/packages/c0/75/7a4749bb393846adb58bad5044fb8f32738def6c0d5a2bc7f46180f45582/agate-1.3.1.tar.gz
                    Save as: /private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/52EA8FD6-BB50-4C62-ABA3-F42811E351EC/tmp/agate-1.3.1.tar.gz (42626 bytes)
                         42626  [100.00%]
                    Extracting archive file ...
                    Archive extracted.
                    Running setup file ...
                    Package installed: agate
                    Dependency already installed: six
                    Dependency already installed: pytimeparse
                    Dependency already installed: parsedatetime
                    Installing dependency: Babel>=2.0
                    Querying PyPI ...
                    Error: No matches found: Babel>=2.0```
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                    • syslot
                      syslot @plessner last edited by

                      @plessner Hi, plessner, I have found another problem . agate (version 1.3.1) dose not support xls. It's a little pity

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                      • plessner
                        plessner @korakot last edited by

                        @korakot Yeah, I got the same message. Had to install Babel separately via pip and then things worked.

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                        • korakot
                          korakot last edited by

                          I install Babel via pip too. It's funny that I can import babel but pip itself doesn't seem to find Babel 2.0 as a dependency. Hope nothing break though.

                          What about agate 1.4 ? It seems to require slugify. Or does it require other c-based dependency?

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                          • plessner
                            plessner @korakot last edited by

                            @korakot Slugify requires regex (which is an enhanced replacement for the standard library re). Regex has C dependencies.

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                            • korakot
                              korakot last edited by

                              @plessner Thanks for your answer.
                              It's unfortunate that we can't use agate 1.4, I am taking its latest tutorial (1.4.1) though. It seems to have more detail tutorial, but I found one example doesn't work with 1.3.1.

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                              • coomlata1
                                coomlata1 last edited by coomlata1

                                I tried to install agate 1.3.1 in pythonista 2.1 using stash but I get an error with "stash: <class '_main.PyPiError'>: 'No package found with that name'. I can install agate 1.2.0 without errors and I can at least get an attempt to install 1.4 but, as noted above, it errors out, due to dependencies. I searched in the PyPi index and could not find agate 1.3.1 listed. Earlier versions prior to 1.2.0 are listed as well as 1.2.0 and 1.4.0 but no 1.3.1.

                                Finally gave up on pip install and ended up manually installing agate 1.3.1 with stash using the URL from an earlier post in this thread by @korakot: https://pypi.python.org/packages/c0/75/7a4749bb393846adb58bad5044fb8f32738def6c0d5a2bc7f46180f45582/agate-1.3.1.tar.gz .

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                                • plessner
                                  plessner @syslot last edited by

                                  @syslot There is an agate-excel extension. https://github.com/wireservice/agate-excel

                                  I haven't used it or tried to install it. So let me know if you get it to work.

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                                  • ywangd
                                    ywangd last edited by

                                    @korakot @plessner There was a bug in stash pip command that prevented it from parsing package names with uppercase letters. The bug is now fixed and you can get the updated version via selfupdate.

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                                    • syslot
                                      syslot @plessner last edited by

                                      @plessner I have already tried and agate-excel worked. thank you

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                                      • zhunsake
                                        zhunsake last edited by

                                        I would even be willingn to do an in-app purchase of $20 or so for pandas. it is the one thing missing for me in this amaazing app. keep up the awesome work!

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                                        • korakot
                                          korakot last edited by

                                          @ywangd Thanks for the update. I am new to Pythonista and Stash. I really appriciate how Stash helps with everything.

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                                          • syslot
                                            syslot @syslot last edited by

                                            @syslot said:

                                            @ccc Does this link mean that pandas would not be used in pythonista?

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