Using Python 3.5.1.
I am trying to build a while loop, which iterates a function until a certain number of prime numbers has been appended into a list. I have previously written a function which takes in a number, evaluates whether or not it is a prime and adds it to a list if it is a prime:
def primelister(n):
    if n < 10:
            return
    else:
            l1=[]
            l2=[]
            ts1=np.arange(1,(n+1),1)
            for i in ts1:
                    if n%i==0:
                            l1.append(i)
                            continue
                    else:
                            continue
            if len(l1) < 3:
                    l2.append(i)
                    print(l2)
This function works ok and seems to give out correct results. I would like to implement the function in to a while loop, where the value of n starts out at 10, and is incremented by 1 at each loop. The loop would go on until a certain number of primes has been reached (i.e. stop when 1000 primes have been listed).
This is what I've tried so far:
    n=10
    l1=[]
    l2=[]
    while numberofprimes < 100:
           ts1=np.arange(1,(n+1),1)
           for i in ts1:
                  if n%i==0:
                         l1.append(i)
                         continue
           if len(l1) < 3:
                  l2.append(i)
           numofprimes=len(l2)
           print("Number of primes so far:", numberofprimes)
           n = n + 1
The loop is obviously broken. The output is just 1 at all times, and the loop seems to be infinite. All help will be appreciated.
 
     
    