I tried to follow your example. Not working.

import yelp

does not work, since the pip install python-yelp-v2 will install the pip package as a module. Yet the "python-yelp-v2" is not a valid module name, so I cannot do:

import python-yelp-v2.yelp # which is what I need

1. new dir, new venv, activate
2. pip install python-yelp-v2
3. new sample.py:

    import yelp

    yelp_api = yelp.Api(consumer_key='...',
                        consumer_secret='...',
                        access_token_key='...',
                        access_token_secret='...')

    search_results = yelp_api.Search(term='malea', location="New York", limit=1)
    for business in search_results.businesses:
        print business.__dict__

1. python sample.py

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "sample.py", line 1, in <module>
    import yelp
  File "/Users/air/repo/yelp/venv/lib/python2.7/site-packages/yelp.py", line 22, in <module>
    from yelp.filecache import FileCache
ImportError: No module named filecache

OSX 10.9.4 python 2.7.5 (not homebrew) virtualenv 1.10.1 pip freeze:

httplib2==0.9
oauth2==1.5.211
python-yelp-v2==0.4.0
wsgiref==0.1.2

I made sure that it doesn't re-quote the business id if someone's existing code does it before calling GetBusiness(). vim also removed some trailing white space automatically so the diff is a little bigger than necessary.

Hey, I think I am doing this right. This is my first pull request. At any rate, I added a deal class, following the format of the other classes and looking at the attributes from the Yelp API. One attribute, Options, is a list of other attributes. Right now I am just returning the list of Options, rather than Options attributes. I don't know how to drill deeper into a list, so I figured if it returns a list (and it's a Python list) it should be pretty easy to grab any data you want out of it. If I should do it a different way though, let me know.

The Search function returned this business id:

u'red-cat-jazz-caf\xe9-houston-3'

GetCachedTime() cannot handle unicode objects, and urllib requires non-ascii characters in a utf-8 string to be escaped. Therefore, to get GetBusiness() to work, I had to call it like this:

business = yelp_api.GetBusiness(urllib.quote(business.id.encode('utf-8')))

I have to use GetBusiness() since Search() does not include the review.

example from https://github.com/mathisonian/python-yelp-v2/issues/10 could be a could starting point

    import yelp

    yelp_api = yelp.Api(consumer_key='...',
                        consumer_secret='...',
                        access_token_key='...',
                        access_token_secret='...')

    search_results = yelp_api.Search(term='malea', location="New York", limit=1)
    for business in search_results.businesses:
        print business.__dict__

Introduces Api.Search method and SearchResultSet class. Fixes a bug related to instantiating businesses without reviews, along with a syntax error caused by indentation.

I have tried searching for the keyword "clown" and "photographer" using the yelp fusion api however, it does not return any results.

Hi there-

I am new to API and wanted to try to use the yelp.Api for a class I am taking. However, the search_results example you provided in your readme file does not appear to be working:

search_results = yelp_api.Search(term="my search term") for business in search_results.businesses: print business.name

do you have any ideas? Thanks!