Some versions of python will not directly execute a directory

[scottrice10]

Received this error: "python -m esimport --help
/usr/bin/python: esimport is a package and cannot be directly executed." After finding this issue on StackOverflow, it seems that some versions on python will not execute a directory. Running "python -m esimport.main" did the trick.

[scottrice10]

The previous issue only occurs with python2.6. When I updated to python2.7, "python -m esimport" worked fine. However, now I'm getting the error "File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/esimport/main.py", line 87, in main
delimiter = args.delimiter[0].decode("string-escape"),
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'decode'." Would this be caused by esimport not being able to read my .csv, or the delimiter being something other than a ","? I've tried increasing the permissions on my csv to 777, but no dice.

[brozeph]

Hey @scottrice10, can you reply with an example of your delimiter and the command line arguments you're passing?

Cheers