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How to use curl_cffi library in buildozer?
After packaging and running the application:
ImportError: dlopen failed: "/data/data/codeberg.org.aigodosint/files/app/_python_bundle/site-packages/curl_cffi/_wrapper.so" is for EM_X86_64 (62) instead of EM_AARCH64 (183)
I read everything about recipes, but there is no ready-made one. There is a *_aarch64.whl file in https://pypi.org/project/curl-cffi/#files. I downloaded it and repacked the files into zip format. And I tried to do the installation manually and with file substitution and through instructions in buildozer.spec which file to unpack.
But I got to the point where an error occurs with a misunderstanding of the file libcurl-impersonate-chrome-26965328.so.4.8.0.
I read on github that perhaps an additional library libcurl-impersonate or curl-impersonate is required, but I didn’t figure out how to do it somehow for buildozer, and maybe I didn’t understand correctly.
I'm obviously trying to install the aarch64 version incorrectly due to lack of knowledge. How is this done correctly and is it even possible?
Or if someone can make a complete recipe, I would be very grateful.
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How to use curl_cffi library in buildozer?
After packaging and running the application:
I read everything about recipes, but there is no ready-made one. There is a
*_aarch64.whl
file in https://pypi.org/project/curl-cffi/#files. I downloaded it and repacked the files into zip format. And I tried to do the installation manually and with file substitution and through instructions in buildozer.spec which file to unpack.But I got to the point where an error occurs with a misunderstanding of the file
libcurl-impersonate-chrome-26965328.so.4.8.0
.I read on github that perhaps an additional library
libcurl-impersonate
orcurl-impersonate
is required, but I didn’t figure out how to do it somehow for buildozer, and maybe I didn’t understand correctly.I'm obviously trying to install the aarch64 version incorrectly due to lack of knowledge. How is this done correctly and is it even possible?
Or if someone can make a complete recipe, I would be very grateful.
buildozer.spec
Spec file:
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