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Missing package: pyproj #60
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This is a missing package, not a broken package. Updated issue accordingly. Looking at the build logs it's a hugely complex setup.py and the build process requires a specific version of cython. Nontrivial, I'm afraid. |
I would be happy to assist with this, just not familiar with your setup. If you have PROJ installed beforehand, it should be okay. I think this file will be the most helpful: https://github.com/pyproj4/pyproj-wheels/blob/master/config.sh |
I was able to make a wheel with (just copied over commands - likely needs tweaking):
But having issues with numpy when attempting to test:
Recommendations? |
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That did the trick. Thanks!
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Here is a wheel for |
Do y'all have a way to support custom builds like this one? |
Not really. We import wheels build outside the system in special cases (just tensorflow and opencv). Could perhaps build and import the latest one and if it's popular, keep uploading new releases. |
Okay, that sounds good. Thanks! |
Another request: pyproj4/pyproj#877 |
Previously requested here: pyproj4/pyproj#480 |
Also related: pyproj4/pyproj#323 |
Another raspberry pi user struggling to install pyproj: pyproj4/pyproj#893 |
Adding another comment as a raspberry pi user having the same issue getting pyproj installed via pip on Raspbian/Raspberry Pi OS. Aside from attempting to install from source, should using a different OS like Ubuntu Mate theoretically work? Apologies if this may be a little simple, my understanding of back-ends and OS's is quite limited. |
I'm also not able to install pyproj v3.2.1 on a raspberry pi model 4. My understanding is it has a dependency on 'PROJ' which seems to not be correctly included somehow when using pip (v 23) to install. |
Related: pyproj4/pyproj#1250 |
I also hit the problem on a RaspberryPi 3 with Raspbian 11 (bullseye). TL;DR
This was the initial situation :
Then I tried to install the So I built PROJ from sources following instructions here . I set
Now the problem is that Then I copied Maybe it can help to fix this issue... |
I also hit the problem on a RaspberryPi 3 with Raspbian 11 (bullseye). TL;DR
This was the initial situation :
Then I tried to install the So I built PROJ from sources following instructions here . I set
Now the problem is that Then I copied @snowman2 Maybe it can help to fix this issue... |
Package name: pyproj
Issue type: Missing package
Link to PyPI page: https://pypi.org/project/pyproj
Link to piwheels page: https://www.piwheels.org/project/pyproj/
Version: 2+
Python version: 3.5+
More information:
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