KeyError: 'products' when trying to access ingredients about openfoodfacts-python HOT 9 CLOSED

nope, no account needed, it might be related to an API change, possibly

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I have tried downloading the code and importing the module locally, and get_ingredients works normally.

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It seems that the issue is coming from this if statement

When it is commented out, it works normally, however this __init__.py file (in python's installed modules folder) is not the same as the file in this repo.

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@MahmoudHamdy02 I believe the PyPi version is very old. I've opened a PR to allow automated publication. Meanwhile, we need to fix this

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Hi,

I have been able to get it to work after downloading and importing the module locally. However, it seems to return exactly 10000 ingredients - is this the full list of ingredients or is this a limit of the function?

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I have tried looking the code and this how I think it works.

If you use the python module (e.g. get_packaging()) it grabs the data from the website through a link, (https://world.openfoodfacts.org/packaging.json in this case). I have tried downloading the data manually from the browser and it was also 10000 rows, so the issue is that the website API/backend only returns 10000 rows in the response.

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Ah I see, I expected that. Is there any way to modify the python module to extract all ingredients?

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I suspect the issue is coming from the python folksonomy API not the python module, but I'm still looking into it though.

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@itsmemala The issue arised due to a old release stuck in PyPI. With PR #88, a new release (0.1.3) has been published to PyPI which solves this issue. Please do close this issue after verification.

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