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Great library so far and it works great from the terminal but when I try to parse an address (parsedAddress = parser.runParser("The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500, USA") in Jupyter Notebooks or Jupyter Lab the cell never executes. It freezes as if its running but never completes. I have verified libpostal is running but for some reason can't get the code to complete in Jupyter.
I did try running it via function from an external .py file and I get the same result. Any insight?
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Thanks for pointing that out. It looks like subprocess in Jupyter notebook is not letting capture the stdout from the libpostal.exe . I am working on that to solve it and will soon update that package. Cheers !!!
Great library so far and it works great from the terminal but when I try to parse an address
(parsedAddress = parser.runParser("The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20500, USA")
in Jupyter Notebooks or Jupyter Lab the cell never executes. It freezes as if its running but never completes. I have verified libpostal is running but for some reason can't get the code to complete in Jupyter.I did try running it via function from an external .py file and I get the same result. Any insight?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: