automated data download error about modern-time-series-forecasting-with-python HOT 5 CLOSED

Good catch. For some reason the logger_api file is inside the src.

can you change line 8

from logger_api import get_logger

to

from src.logger_api import get_logger

And see if it works? If yes, I'll edit the file in the github

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Its giving me a new error: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'src.logger_api'. Do I need to import anything prior to this line?

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I was able to resolve it using:

import logging
logger = logging.getLogger(name)

furthermore, exists() did not return True for the api_keys/kaggle.json path - I simply pasted kaggle.json in the root directory which finally worked.

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Glad you were able to resolve it. I've corrected the logger issue in the main branch

the kaggle.json issue shouldn't be occurring. I wonder why. It works well for me.
the code looks for the api key in api_keys/kaggle.json. The folder you are in when you invoke the download_data.py should the root folder with api_keys folder.

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Thanks. Yeah, I agree, the kaggle.json issue shouldn't be occurring- I think it might be some idiosyncrasy associated with interpreting a windows path although changing it to a string did not work either, moving it to the root directory was a last resort. The folder I was invoking download.py in was the root folder with api_keys.

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