[QUESTION] Can't PIP3 INSTALL python modules under OSX High Sierra (Python 3.7)

[RogerVFbr]

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Even after installing all required dependencies I still can't install the Python module. I couldn't find anything in the docs stating incompatibility to Python 3. CLI works properly (tested on Google Drive provided TS file). After running "pip3 install ccextractor", last line of the error says...

    print os.getcwd()
           ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Which seems linked to Python 2.7 printing synthax. Any help would be appreciated, ccextractor is to become part of an important module of our project.

[cfsmp3]

This is a python question actually...

Probably replacing that line with

print (os.getcwd())

Will fix the problem.

@thealphadollar can you take a look at our general Python3 support?

[thealphadollar]

Sure, would love to. I'll patch this up soon as well.

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[thealphadollar]

Hey @RogerVFbr what you are actually installing are the extension modules for CCExtractor available here. @cfsmp3 Are these modules officially supported? If yes, can we bring them under our organisation so that better support can be provided?

[cfsmp3]

@thealphadollar I'm unsure of the status of these modules (I don't have high hopes for them to be honest) but I've forked that repo into our org and given you write permissions.

Feel free to take over its maintenance.

[cfsmp3]

Closing this since it's not really part of the CCExtractor core. Anyone affected, please open a bug in the python repo.