Fixed in pySankeyBeta, you can install it with :

pip install pySankeyBeta

Fixed in pySankeyBeta, you can install it with :

pip install pySankeyBeta

Can you put this command in README ?

@brianpenghe No, if I could merge, I would merge the correction directly ;)

Well, if the pySankeyBeta is based on the github webpage
https://github.com/anazalea/pySankey/blob/master/pysankey/sankey.py
then the error is still there (on line 42).

I haven't tried the pysankey beta, but am going to try to modify my local copy of the library to see if I can't get the functionality I'm looking for.

@kenosborne, PySankeyBeta is based on https://github.com/Pierre-Sassoulas/pySankey/tree/master. I'll be able to merge your pull request and release another version if you need.

@kenosborne, PySankeyBeta is based on https://github.com/Pierre-Sassoulas/pySankey/tree/master. I'll be able to merge your pull request and release another version if you need.

I've installed the pySankeyBeta but the error is still there

It might still import the old one. Did you uninstall PySankey ? I'm not going to test this, but if I remember correctly, PySankeyBeta need, from pysankey import sankey while you probably had from pysankey.sankey import sankey.

Do pip3 uninstall PySankey and you should have an understandable error.

pip3 uninstall PySankey

Yes I uninstalled PySankey. But when I reinstall pySankeyBeta again, it creates two folders under /usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/ : one for pySankeyBeta with no .py files in it, and one for pysankey with the older version. And when I do from pysankey import sankey it imports the version that the error's still there

pySankeyBeta should be in a non-empty directory called pysankey containing a sub-directory called tests (previously it was a pySankey directory with only __init__.py and sankey.py in it).

Can you also try pip3 install -U pySankeyBeta to make sure you have the latest version?