"Could not build wheels for aiohttp, hidapi, which is required to install pyproject.toml-based projects"

[oakleyplays]

i cant get those to install on windows 10 pro 22H2 when using command pip3 install -r requirements.txt

[BroJac5246]

I was getting this issue as well on Ubuntu 23.04. I know the solution involved virtual environments, but I can't remember what I did. There was a lot of trial and error.

Sorry I can't help more, but maybe something I said will help you at some point?

[oakleyplays]

I was getting this issue as well on Ubuntu 23.04. I know the solution involved virtual environments, but I can't remember what I did. There was a lot of trial and error.

Sorry I can't help more, but maybe something I said will help you at some point?

Yeah, with windows it’s probably different, but maybe if i try and troubleshoot i can get it to work.

[oakleyplays]

Oh, its a thing with aiohttp version

[BroJac5246]

Oh, its a thing with aiohttp version

It probably won't work, but have you tried installing aiohttp directly (not from the requirements.txt file)?

Also, can hid be used instead of hidapi (since that's an extra step for Linux users)? Once again, it likely won't work, but maybe it's worth trying?

[BroJac5246]

Also, what Python version are you running? I just came across #36 and it sounds like 3.10 is the most likely version to work.

[oakleyplays]

Also, what Python version are you running? I just came across #36 and it sounds like 3.10 is the most likely version to work.

3.11.

[oakleyplays]

Also, what Python version are you running? I just came across #36 and it sounds like 3.10 is the most likely version to work.

By the way, could you possibly check out my other post where it’s missing a module and cant run?

[BroJac5246]

Also, what Python version are you running? I just came across #36 and it sounds like 3.10 is the most likely version to work.

By the way, could you possibly check out my other post where it’s missing a module and cant run?

I saw it but I don't know how to fix it. My best advice would be to look it up.

[BroJac5246]

Also, what Python version are you running? I just came across #36 and it sounds like 3.10 is the most likely version to work.

3.11.

If you're able to, you could try installing 3.10.

I do know it's possible on 3.11, though, because I've done it before.

[fedeshoker]

Hey! you have to install 3.10.

3.11 is incompatible with requirements.txt

[BroJac5246]

Did installing 3.10 fix the problems?