"kaggle" command shows invalid syntax

[kaggle]

"kaggle" command shows invalid syntax

[mxbi]

The kaggle command should be called from the command-line, not from actually within python.

Since you're in iPython, you can actually do this by adding ! before the line, which will run it in a shell instead of interpreting it as python code.

[SRod86]

@mschanteltc I don't know if this is an appropriate "fix", but I ran find / -name *kaggle* to figure out where Kaggle was installed and then added a new export PATH="some/file/path:$PATH" to my .bash_profile which points to wherever Kaggle was installed.

For me it was installed within my "/some/directories/Python/2.7/bin". This worked for me, though I'm honestly not sure if it's a hack or appropriate.

[dravog7]

kaggle: command is not found

its not available for me on commandline
i have tried it in sudo also.

[mxbi]

@dravog7 Did you install it with pip? In that case, can you tell us:

1. What platform you are on?
2. What the output of which pip is?

[SRod86]

@mxbi, I'm running into the same issue as @dravog7. I did install kaggle using pip and am on macOS High Sierra.

$ which pip
/usr/local/bin/pip

$ pip list
kaggle (1.0.5)

[mschanteltc]

I am also running into the same issue where I get -bash: kaggle: command not found. I am in the same boat where I'm running it on my Mac.

Please see the discussion inside of #29 for more information on the command not found issue. I've also updated the readme with instructions for if you run into this.