It's not your fault, the latest version on PyPI is 0.1.0, we just have to wait for @emrebeyler to update it. Of course, you can also clone his repository and install it locally!
You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
It's not your fault, the latest version on PyPI is 0.1.0, we just have to wait for @emrebeyler to update it. Of course, you can also clone his repository and install it locally!
lol, I wasn't aware of that. pypi is updated, you can try again @steelman! :-)