Hi, I am trying to install the python package originpro on my external python environment (version 3.12.1). I ran the command:
pip install originpro
Doing this only installed originpro version 0.0.1 and failed to install the other versions as the dependency of OriginExt could not be found. I have tried to directly install OriginExt using:
pip install OriginExt
And I get the error:
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement OriginExt (from versions: none) ERROR: No matching distribution found for OriginExt
I have verified that OriginExt exists on pypi but for some reason pip can't see it, even though it can see originpro. It might also be worth noting that I upgraded pip, setuptools, and wheel all to the most up to date versions.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
*****UPDATE***** Further investigation leads me to believe that the available wheel files on pypi are not compatible with my machine. I am running a windows 64bit system and the only wheel files compatible with that are amd. If that is referring to hardware, say an amd video card, then I do not have that. Since pypi has no distribution of originpro or OriginExt, I can only see the wheel files. To be honest I am quite new to this and am a little unsure how wheel files and distributions actually work. Is there a distribution out there that would allow me to build a wheel file compatible with my machine or do I need to adjust something on my end to make the files compatible?
The other thing I noticed was that the wheel files are for cp311 and my python version is 3.12. Do I just need to wait for an updated release?