Can't install using viraualenv about ggpy HOT 9 CLOSED

is this a pandas issue or a ggplot issue?

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It's a ggplot issue - I'm having it too. When I run pip install ggplot, pip attempts to install into /usr/local/lib rather than ~/.virtualenvs where it should. I then tried python setup.py build && python setup.py install which seems to work but I get the error No module named 'components' when I try to import it. Probably a symptom of the same issue with the setup script.

(Note: I already have pandas installed, and it installs fine into a virtualenv using either pip or python setup.py install)

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@hsharrison if you are on PY3, then the "components" error is probably because of the missing dot in the import statement in ggplot/__init__.py. For the rest: no idea...

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Ah, you're right. That fixes it, thanks.

As for the rest... I might have been mistaken there too, I seem to be having some new issues with python3-pip. I'll check back in once I figure out whether there's any issue with ggplot or not.

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I can't proceed with troubleshooting because of an issue with internal_utils.py which is fixed in the source but not yet reflected on PyPi. Not a big deal, manual installation works fine with the fix to the components import.

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Did you manage to make it work using virtualenv?

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Not with pip, but manual install into a virtualenv works fine.

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Ok thanks, I'll give it a try but will probably only use it on my project when it's fixed with pip install so it doesn't bug my teammates :P.

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Let me know. There's something weird with my python3-pip package, and it's hard to tell from your error if the problem is with pip or ggplot (since the error pops up when trying to install pandas, not ggplot). You might have done something wrong. But I don't have the first clue about setting up virtualenvs on a mac, so I can't be of much help.

... though until the fix in #127 is reflected on PyPi testing with pip isn't really possible.

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