ImportError: cannot import name 'joblib' from 'sklearn.externals'

[clementwzk]

I'm tying to test the module but it is do not works :/

[preetshah21699]

The same error occurs with me as well. It didn't occur earlier, like 5-10 days back. However, it appeared today, suddenly.

[clementwzk]

@preetshah21699 Currently the module is not updated... It's very sad, but a new version is available here : https://github.com/dimitrismistriotis/profanity-check (i use that for solve the issue, very well)

[dimitrismistriotis]

@Darkempire78

How we feel about this right now (me + @koti the other contributor)

[nitin-bommi]

@preetshah21699 Currently the module is not updated... It's very sad, but a new version is available here : https://github.com/dimitrismistriotis/profanity-check (i use that for solve the issue, very well)

How to install this?

[dimitrismistriotis]

@nitin1901 🥁 🥁 🥁 ... and: https://pypi.org/project/alt-profanity-check/ Drop in replacement which we released just yesterday.

For the immediate forked repository, It is easy to install as is with something like this in your requirements.txt:

-e git+https://github.com/dimitrismistriotis/profanity-check.git#egg=profanity-check

[preetshah21699]

If we have a solution, why isn't it published on pypi.org?

[menkotoglou]

@preetshah21699 as stated on @dimitrismistriotis comment, the solution is published here: https://pypi.org/project/alt-profanity-check/

[preetshah21699]

@koti Yes, I saw it. But it just doesn't make sense to have the same thing under a completely different name. But anyway, thanks.

[dimitrismistriotis]

If we have a solution, why isn't it published on pypi.org?

A few things here:

• It is not our responsibility to publish our solutions anywhere as nobody employs us to do so. We forked repository, then we created a package to published it in pypi. This volunteer free work for people like you.
• ... (continuing from above) you could see it by reading the comment before you posted your comment.

But it just doesn't make sense to have the same thing under a completely different name.

We cannot merge on this repository and even if we could this might break work of people who depend on it as-is.

About "same thing under a completely different name": it is called forking and there are TONS of forks around, and the name is deliberately not "completely" different, we had the same name prefixed with "alt-".

But anyway, thanks.

Welcome. I guess while writing this that I probably overreacted, it took us some hours and learning to do this.

[nonbeing]

Thanks @dimitrismistriotis, @koti and all the other contributors for your work, really appreciate that you are still updating and keeping this work alive 👍

[menkotoglou]

Hey everyone, we just wanted to update you on this and announce that @dimitrismistriotis and I created an API for the library. In fact, it is a wrap of the alt-profanity-check package you can find here: https://pypi.org/project/alt-profanity-check/.

You can find the API here: https://rapidapi.com/mistriotis-mistriotis-default/api/profanity-check1.

Feedback, questions and subscriptions are highly appreciated. Please feel free to reach out to both of us for any questions or feedback about the API.

[CrashtestEnigma]

Hey everyone, we just wanted to update you on this and announce that @dimitrismistriotis and I created an API for the library. In fact, it is a wrap of the alt-profanity-check package you can find here: https://pypi.org/project/alt-profanity-check/.

You can find the API here: https://rapidapi.com/mistriotis-mistriotis-default/api/profanity-check1.

Feedback, questions and subscriptions are highly appreciated. Please feel free to reach out to both of us for any questions or feedback about the API.

ah hello, when i try to check if a string is offensive it prints nothings and ends. the exit code is 0.

[menkotoglou]

@CrashtestEnigma, we need more information on this. What's your input? The library returns 0 for "Not offensive" and 1 for "offensive". How did you try to check the string? Did you use the API we created?

[CrashtestEnigma]

@koti Yes, I used the API you guys created. I tried to test it exactly how the documentation usage told me to. I used the predict function to test if "Hello" was offensive. My exact code was:

from profanity_check import predict

predict(['Hello'])

The code snippet returns nothing. Neither 1 nor 0. The exit code is 0.
I'm new to programming in general so I might be making a mistake. If you need any more information I would be glad to tell!

[BradKML]

@CrashtestEnigma That is a very beginner mistake, as this is not Javascript.
You will need to either print it explicitly or store that into the variable. In the Python terminal or Python Notebook, you can just type out a variable and ask for a result, but this does not apply to running code as a Python file.