What version of python are you writing this for? I'm using 3.11 on my Windows computer and have changed all your .format() to fstrings, along with changing double quotted strings to alternate ' and ". I think it should be working. I've installed tkinter with 'pip install tk' and I can tkinter._test() just fine.
When I try to use the following:
FPS = 60
DURATION = 1
adf = sjvisualizer.DataHandler.DataHandler(excel_file='data/Marchtmp.xlsx', number_of_frames=FPS*DURATION*60).df
canvas = sjvisualizer.Canvas.canvas()
bar_race = sjvisualizer.BarRace.bar_race(canvas=canvas.canvas, df=adf)
canvas.add_sub_plot(bar_race)
canvas.add_title('March Top 3 Percent of Users')
canvas.add_time(df=adf, time_indicator='day=28')
canvas.play(fps=FPS)The only thing i get back is the following and it hangs up my terminal/python so I have to close and open a new one:
loading new data frameI've gotten this to work on my Pop OS laptop using Python 3.10 and no changes to your code but i did install tkinter with apt instead of pip. I'm not sure if that makes a difference.
If it wasn't written to work on Windows, it's no problem. I just wanted to give it a shot.
I love the concept of this! thanks for putting it together.
I don't have write access to your github repository so I created a fork with my changes. I'm still pretty new to github repository process so forgive the ignorance in that area. Sorry I used a different email to register on github. You can probably figure it out from the github link below.
Here is a write up on the computational difference between .format() and an fstring. Just skip down to the 'f-string' section.
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/format-vs-f-string-akhilesh-singh/
Here is my fork with the changes I would like to contribute. Github desktop told me that was the proper step since I don't have write access to yours.
https://github.com/davidmacdonald80/sjvisualizer