PR #13 (or #14?) has added Python 3 compatibility but it seems to have been merged two days after the tagged release v0.9.3 :). As it stands, the version hosted on PyPI does not support Python 3. Any chance you could update the PyPI version so it can be installed via pip?
PR #13 (or #14?) has added Python 3 compatibility but it seems to have been merged two days after the tagged release v0.9.3 :). As it stands, the version hosted on PyPI does not support Python 3. Any chance you could update the PyPI version so it can be installed via pip?