Camelot package error

AndreeaBalcos

Hi Everyone!

I am trying to use the function camelot.read_pdf() and for that I need to install camelot-py[cv]. I tried to install this package but instead the camelot-py is installed, which is not enough. When I try to import the camelot after I installed the package , I get this error :

cannot import name 'TableList'

Do you have any idea how I can import camelot-py[cv] package?

Thank you!

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Operating system used: Windows

Alexandru

Hi @AndreeaBalcos
,

The code env is not built for containerized execution. So you are unlikely to run this in a container or running with the wrong code env.

"allContainerConfs": false,
"containerConfs": [],

1) Try to update the "Containerized execution" Build for All containers or select configs and click "Update" to push the image to the registry.

2) In your notebook make sure to select the correct kernel Andreea_env

3) Then force reload the notebook and try the import again.


If this doesn't work, please try to use the option "rebuild env" and update the code env.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61913882/importerror-cannot-import-name-tablelist-from-camelot-core

Thanks

Alexandru

Hi @AndreeaBalcos
,

Have you added the import line:
import camelot

I was able to install and import camelot without any issues. A few things you can check :

1) Was the package installed successfully based on the logs of the code env

2) If you are testing in a Notebook make sure to force reload the notebook after updating the code env.

Thanks

AndreeaBalcos

Hi @AlexT
,

I tried these things and unfortunately I get the same error

Alexandru

Could you please attach the Code environment diagnostics? Go to Administration - Code Envs - open the code env - Get diagnostics.

The exact code you are running and confirm if you are running it in Notebook/Recipe and if this is containerized or local execution.

Thanks

AndreeaBalcos

I attached the diagnostics and a picture with the code and the error message.

I am running the code in a Notebook and the execution is containerized.