pip compatibility

[mn5hk]

• create a new pip release https://pypi.org/manage/project/pyshbundle/release/0.0.3.2/
• add all module names to init.py
• test pip release
  • Working on Linux Mint 21.3 with python 3.10.12
  • Need to try on Windows 10
  • Having issues installing with pip and using the newly built tar.gz on windows only
• make pip work
• update tutorials with pip workflow
  • Done, but there is an error - 'Module' Object not callable
• double check our module flowchart diagram to ensure it still makes sense

[mn5hk]

Dear @abhimhamane,

I have currently created a new pypi release v0.1.1 that seems to be working: https://pypi.org/manage/project/pyshbundle/release/0.1.1/

As you have been more involved in the development of the notebooks, if possible, I request you to update the notebooks by calling the pypi module.

In addition, couple other tasks may be necessary:

• Nomenclature of modules to me made more user-friendly [rename/replace clm2cs with clm2cs_new, for example)
  

• Handle multiple functions with same name from different python modules (.py files) [maybe not calling some of it works, in case all of the modules perform the same activity)
  

Lastly, please note that the development for the pypi module is currently being undertaken in a dedicated branch: 89-pip-compatibility

Couple links that may be useful:

• https://github.com/mn5hk/pyshbundle/blob/89-pip-compatibility/pyshbundle/__init__.py
• https://github.com/mn5hk/pyshbundle/blob/89-pip-compatibility/test_AS_202401014.ipynb

Maybe we have a meeting sometime later to wrap up a release version.

Best,
AS

[abhimhamane]

The error occuring in timeseries and visualization notebooks. The error being 'module' object is not callable. From some of the online discussion forums it seems that, there is a conflict when the file and function has the same name. Here's a snippet from - https://discuss.streamlit.io/t/error-when-deploying-app-with-stream-select-menu/34711/5

I've tried using aliases to call functions but it does not work. One solution is to reorganize the functions as per their utility

1. ioutils - reading data files
2. graceshutils - SH processing of grace
3. hydrograce - tws, basin avg and other hydrological application of grace data
4. vizutils - visualization

[abhimhamane]

Reorganization is a bit more time-consuming. An easy fix for the initial release is to use a slightly different function name.

• gaussian -> Gaussian
• tws_cal -> TWSCalc
• basin_avg -> BasinAvg
  This works fine as there is no conflict b/w the module and function name.

[abhimhamane]

Error with uploading to PyPi using Twine

Also error related to sub-processor module while installing the module from tar.gz on windows. It needs to be looked into.

[mn5hk]

Hi @abhimhamane , I have updated the latest version to v0.1.2. I had uploaded v0.1.1 to pypi, but maybe I did not push the version to github; and hence, the error in version numbering.

Further, I have reinstalled pypi in my computer to the latest version and it was successful.

Could you try to check if the update works without errors in your PC? And also test it with our notebooks?

Thanks a lot,
AS

[mn5hk]

Also, @abhimhamane , I noticed that you do not have the API token setup in your computer.

In this instance, the error is because pypi no longer allows changes to repos with username/password. Instead, you need to setup an API token on your computer. Let me know in case you face further issues regarding the API token.