ReportThread - ModuleNotFoundError

[trsavi]

ReportThread seems to not be working with new version of streamlit (1.5.0.), I got ModuleNotFoundError. When I changed the source code in session_state.py and commented lines for importing report_thread and also disregarded ctx (ctx = ReportThread.get_report_ctx()) variable throughout the script I avoided error on local machine and everything worked fine (I could see basic statistics) but when I deploy it onto streamlit share framework error appeared once again.
Any thoughts on this?

[chanansh]

please pull request the necessary changes so we can all enjoy the correction.

[chanansh]

@jrieke please help correct this.

[riyadparvez]

An easy fix to this has already been posted.
https://discuss.streamlit.io/t/modulenotfounderror-no-module-named-streamlit-report-thread/20983/7?u=riyad_parvez

[yanirs]

This will be fixed by #16 or #12.

Until one of the PRs is merged, you can install one of the forks, e.g., pip install git+https://github.com/yanirs/streamlit-analytics.

[harishkashyap]

+1 on this. Same issue on sample code with latest python.

[alaturqua]

Any plans to fix this soon?

[corticalstack]

+1, same issue

Edit: Found suggestion by Velicanu in link below resolved:

https://discuss.streamlit.io/t/module-not-found-reportthread/5657/6

[TTRh]

any news about this one ?
i saw there is a more recent attempt also here: #18

[standard-outlier]

This will be fixed by #16 or #12.

Until one of the PRs is merged, you can install one of the forks, e.g., pip install git+https://github.com/yanirs/streamlit-analytics.

Thanks I have tested you code, it works in streamlit 1.4, but getting another import error in 1.8

[franasal]

@yanirs I tried with your repo but unfortunately, it didn't work. I had to add these modifications to make it work for streamlit 1.8:

main...franasal:streamlit-analytics:main
and added it to my requirements.txt:

git+https://github.com/franasal/streamlit-analytics

[yanirs]

Yeah, looks like this project isn't being maintained so I'm not using it. It'll probably break again with new Streamlit versions, unless it's actively maintained.

[fredzannarbor]

This should either be supported, or be available by default as part of all versions of Streamlit.

[jrieke]

Hey, sorry for the super long delay. I never had time to come around to this. I changed the implementation to work with st.session_state now, so it should be a lot more stable. Check out release 0.4.1, it's tested with Streamlit 1.13.0. (Note that the minimum Streamlit version is now 0.84.0).