I want to download pybluze-win10 to use Vitalino api, but it doesn't work.
https://github.com/BITalinoWorld/revolution-python-api#prepare-pybluez-installation-on-windows-10
After installing Python 3.4 because the requirement was written as Python > 2.7 or 3.4
I did the following, but I got an error.
********>py-3.4-mpip install pybluez-win10
Downloading/unpacking pybluez-win10
Could not find any downloads that satify the requirement pybluez-win10
Cleaning up...
No distributions at all found for pybluez-win10
Storing debug log for failure in C:\**********************\pip\pip.log
I tried the method mentioned in the other article (upgrade pip from https with -i option) but it didn't work.
Does anyone know a useful way?
The site and package were probably created when PyBluez was not Windows-enabled.
The latest 0.23 version of the wheel for Windows is distributed from Python 3.5 to 3.7 so you don't need to go through the introduction process.
Rather, Python 3.4 is deprecated, including the end of Python's own support period.
Also, the latest version says that Dec 28, 2019 is not being actively developed.
PyBluez 0.23 Download files-PyPI
pybluez/pybluez
Python Version Support
Python 3 (min 3.5) Version 0.23 and newer
This project is not under active development.
If you want to use it, why don't you create a Python 3.7 environment and use this page to install it?
pybluez/docs/install.rst
Also, there seems to be a package called pybluez2, which is developed independently from the above.
This is the latest version of the wheel for Windows from Python 3.6 to 3.9, and Python has released 3.10, so it is possible that a corresponding version or Wheel will be available in due course.
Why don't you try Python at 3.9?
pybluez20.44 Download files-PyPI
airgproducts/pybluez2
Python Version Support
Windows:>=3.9
License This library is based on the work that has been put into the original 'PyBluez' library by:
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