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Release pandasgui on conda-forge #51
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I tried building "develop" branch. But there are lots of unresolved dependencies to PyQt5 at runtime when pandasgui is called in my code. In the Anaconda environment I am using, I believe module pyqt is the actual replacement of PyQt5. |
@adamerose If you want, I can submit a recipe for pandasgui to conda-forge. I am pretty sure that this will help to resolve issues as mentioned by @Ming-D-BigData above. |
@danschef Yeah I've been meaning to look into this but kept having other priorities, I'll submit it this weekend and then get your feedback on improving the recipe from there |
@danschef I read the conda-forge docs and submitted a PR to get a recipe for pandasgui added, but it seems to be failing the build test on Linux and OSX, maybe you or someone else familiar with conda can help debug conda-forge/staged-recipes#13237 I noticed that conda doesn't have pyqt5-sip or pyqtwebengine which are requirements of pandasgui, they seem to be always included with pyqt5 on conda so I left them out of the recipe requirements. |
@adamerose I just installed it successfully on Linux. Details
Could you validate that everything works as expected on your system? |
@danschef Just installed and tested on miniconda Windows 10, 0.2.7 worked for me. Thanks for helping with this! |
Very nice! |
I get the same packages as you @danschef and it looks like it installs everything, but it did not work on Linux (Mint 19.3). When I try to run it it is missing Also, it is using qt/pyqt 5.9:
On Windows, it pulls qt 5.12.1 and pyqt5-sip no problem and runs. |
Sure that pyqt5-sip should not be listed as 'sip' in your environment? This is also installed on my machine:
If an import error is raised, you should open an issue in the pandasgui-feedstock here - ideally including the error traceback. |
How about releasing pandasgui on conda-forge? This might help to resolve the current installation/import issues. Here are their instructions how to contribute packages: https://conda-forge.org/docs/maintainer/adding_pkgs.html
I have some experience with that and could release it there.
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