The library is currently incompatible with Python 3. One example of the incompatibility is the use of xrange() instead of range(). Python 2 is going to be end-of-lifed in 3 months, so it would be awesome if this library could be updated to support Python 3. I would be happy to contribute a PR if you chime in and say that it would be accepted.
The library is currently incompatible with Python 3. One example of the incompatibility is the use of
xrange()instead ofrange(). Python 2 is going to be end-of-lifed in 3 months, so it would be awesome if this library could be updated to support Python 3. I would be happy to contribute a PR if you chime in and say that it would be accepted.