Thanks for the comparison of functional/non-functional calls - gives me a lot more context on where the issue might be.
You'll need to provide a relative path to the datasets (relative to the script) to get it to run if you have have your datasets under the folder - i.e. run python Autoreport.py datasets/LAS318_results.csv datasets/LAS319_results.csv datasets/LAS320_results.csv. In its current form, the script won't search any subfolders.
(It's curious to me that the FileNotFoundError is returning a byte string, indicated the b in front of the filepath... that makes me raise an eyebrow.)
I hadn't planned on adding any additional examples around how to publish images in the reports, but in previous projects I've added similar features. The key questions that I worked through were:
How do I present the images in the report? Do I present them all, just provide links, or have some kind of interactive tool?
Where do I store the images for access? Do I keep a local copy of all the images (and if so, how do I manage moving the report around)? Should I push all the images to be hosted somewhere else - or even inside the .html file somehow?
These questions are a little outside of Python and more into web dev, which I am definitely not an expert in. They're all very interesting options to explore, however.
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Hey Leif,
Thanks for the comparison of functional/non-functional calls - gives me a lot more context on where the issue might be.
You'll need to provide a relative path to the datasets (relative to the script) to get it to run if you have have your datasets under the folder - i.e. run
python Autoreport.py datasets/LAS318_results.csv datasets/LAS319_results.csv datasets/LAS320_results.csv. In its current form, the script won't search any subfolders.(It's curious to me that the
FileNotFoundErroris returning a byte string, indicated thebin front of the filepath... that makes me raise an eyebrow.)I hadn't planned on adding any additional examples around how to publish images in the reports, but in previous projects I've added similar features. The key questions that I worked through were:
.htmlfile somehow?These questions are a little outside of Python and more into web dev, which I am definitely not an expert in. They're all very interesting options to explore, however.