No module named 'dadi'

[XiaXiaTianTian]

Hi, Isaac!

I'm using easySFS, but met the following error .ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'dadi'I found that it looks like a previous issue #17 So I checked python version. It'sPython 3.6.5, and conda listshowed I've installeddadi`.

Thanks for your attention to this matter.

Best, Xia

[isaacovercast]

Hello Xia,

Python 3.6 is a pretty old version, so you might try creating a new conda environment with a newer python version:

conda create -n easySFS_py310 python=3.10 conda activate easySFS_py310

And then install dadi and easySFS inside this conda env. I'm sure that will fix the problem.

Try this and let me know how it goes.

[XiaXiaTianTian]

Sorry. I tried but still failed in the same error. conda create -n easySFS_py310 python=3.10 conda activate easySFS_py310 mamba install dadi mamba install pandas

And mamba list shows versions are pandas 1.4.3 ； dadi 2.1.2 ; python 3.10.5.

[isaacovercast]

Do you still get the ModuleNotFoundError? What happens when you do this:

python
import dadi

[isaacovercast]

I just tried this in a clean conda env and it worked fine for me:

conda create -n easySFS python=3.10
conda activate easySFs
git clone https://github.com/isaacovercast/easySFS.git
conda install -c conda-forge dadi pandas
cd easySFS/
./easySFS.py 

[isaacovercast]

Fixed?

[XiaXiaTianTian]

Fixed?

I tried several times. I am sure your suggestion is correct. Because when some other softwares came into similar (No Module Named ""), they can be fixed using this solution. But this time seem to not work.

[isaacovercast]

Can you show me the exact error message including the command line you type to generate it? Did you follow the exact instructions I posted? It should work, so if it's not working maybe check your python path, it could be something funky with your local python configuration.

[isaacovercast]

I removed the dependency on the dadi module in the most recent version. fa521cd