Installation with pip ?

[blackrez]

Hello,

I tried to use the tidesdb binding for python with pip and after the installation, the librairie is not detected.

 uv pip install git+https://github.com/tidesdb/tidesdb-python
 Updated https://github.com/tidesdb/tidesdb-python (57543d3)
Resolved 1 package in 2.90s
   Built tidesdb @ git+https://github.com/tidesdb/tidesdb-python@57543d39a152cf217b2456a8b00ebc5263d68d6c
Downloaded 1 package in 670ms
Installed 1 package in 2ms

----> 1 from tidesdb import TidesDB, TidesDBCompressionAlgo, TidesDBMemtableDS
      3 # Open a TidesDB database
      4 db = TidesDB.open('my_db')

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tidesdb'

Is the binding is ready ?

[guycipher]

Hello! The binding is still in minor development. I appreciate the issue. This seems to be a minor change I will make it within the hour.

[guycipher]

@blackrez that's interesting I gotta try to reproduce. The code looks correct to me. The module is indeed tidesdb it's stating it cannot find the module.

[guycipher]

Last time I wrote a PIP package was for CursusDB and I used pypi to deploy. I do know you can get a module from github. Maybe this is dependent on module configuration. I am reviewing.

[guycipher]

Hm this looks to be specific to your environment I believe. Are you using Python 3.6+? and what do you get when you do?:

pip show tidesdb

Is the package installed correctly into the environment? Have you tried to reinstall as well? Thank you @blackrez

[blackrez]

The result of pip show todesdb

uv pip show tidesdb
Name: tidesdb
Version: 0.3.0
Location: /Users/nabil/project/demo-chatbot-rgpd/.venv/lib/python3.12/site-packages
Requires:
Required-by:

I tried to reinstall and it changes nothing.

[guycipher]

Roger, I am reproducing.

[guycipher]

Hi @blackrez are you doing this in a virtual env? Something like below?

python3 -m venv tidesdb_env
source tidesdb_env/bin/activate
pip install git+https://github.com/tidesdb/tidesdb-python

When doing the pip install I think you can use -v for verbose which would spill any errors.

[blackrez]

@guycipher I use a virtualenv with uv. I add -v for verbose but I don't see any errors.

[blackrez]

I also tested without virtualenv and it didn't work.

[guycipher]

Understood. I am thinking its something to do with how the module is setup. Because yes it's a module it may require an init file in the main source directory. https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/modules.html

[guycipher]

Creating PR with

__init__.py