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Error using Kobo module #1
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Hi @ashfaqfarooqui . Glad you tried it! The exception has something to do with database structure, in particular
, and post the result please? That'll help me understand how to fix it properly. In the meantime, I think I'll make processing more defensive and if datetime is missing in the database just display the highlight without it. I'll let you know when I'm done. I think you can also get around it for now if you modify the same function I mentioned above to something like:
P.S. Sorry for complicated setup with all the python packages etc. I've spent a while thinking about it and it's simplest what I got so far (considering you need side packages, private configuration etc). Can you please share what would be your ideal way of configuring/setting up? Vague thoughts are fine too even if you don't have something specific in mind. That would help me a lot in understanding how to simplify it further :) |
This is what I get with the print statement:
Regarding the installation, the best case scenario would be to install the different packages via the pip package manager, and then provide the configuration file(json/yaml/ any standard config template) as an input parameter. PS: The program could run with the function you provided. |
I guess this issue should be in Kobuddy, anyway, I got a similar error while running kobuddy to when querying the progress:
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Ok, so I did some enhancements:
By the way, what's the Kobo device you are using? Would be good to keep track which ones the library supports. Thanks for spending time on this, it helps me and other people :) |
Hope that helps. I am using the Kobo Aura one. Glad to be of help :) |
Thanks. From a quick glance doesn't look like these don't contain anything useful (you can read |
Improved decoding so hopefully |
Thanks for this package, it is something I've been wishing for a long time.
Firstly, I've not been very involved with using Python, so it was not straight forward to me how to use the different packages you have (as requirements) to run Orger. Specifically getting
my_configuration
in the correct paths. I hope you can make this a self-contained package which does not require additional packages to be explicitly installed. [Maybe, I'm totally wrong and have somehow misread your instructions, and doing something wrong; I'm not sure].When I got everything to work together, I get the following error while importing kobo annotations
What am I doing wrong here?
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