Apologies if this structure is not great, I am pretty sure this is my first time raising a public issue, so bear with me!
In the first section of test code in the section fastplotlib basics, displayed in fastplotlib's documentation, shown on this page, the final if __main__ clause contains a call of the function fpl.run()
After successfully following the installation instructions, this final line gives an error AttributeError: module 'fastplotlib' has no attribute 'run'. After reveiwing the github code, replacing this line with fpl.loop.run() appears to fix the issue, and the code runs as intended, producing the astronaut.png in a new window.
Unless I have missed something, I assume this is a typo in the documentation? If not, I can always provide more details about my code environment if the error needs to be reproduced.
Apologies if this structure is not great, I am pretty sure this is my first time raising a public issue, so bear with me!
In the first section of test code in the section
fastplotlibbasics, displayed in fastplotlib's documentation, shown on this page, the finalif __main__clause contains a call of the functionfpl.run()After successfully following the installation instructions, this final line gives an error
AttributeError: module 'fastplotlib' has no attribute 'run'. After reveiwing the github code, replacing this line withfpl.loop.run()appears to fix the issue, and the code runs as intended, producing the astronaut.png in a new window.Unless I have missed something, I assume this is a typo in the documentation? If not, I can always provide more details about my code environment if the error needs to be reproduced.