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Python 3 Compatibility #31
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I got the same WWCommands error on Python 3 with MacOS 11.1 I get this error on Python 2.7 - how did you get past it? @smattar2020
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I think I enabled Bluetooth for Python or whatever Code IDE you may be using. I think the Dash/Dot/Cue has to be on when you import it. |
That didn't help @smattar2020 I'd really love to know how you got this to work on Python 2.7 on MacOS 11.1 - thanks! |
I did it a while ago and am not sure I remember how to do it. This issue is for making it work on Python3, not Python 2. |
You may have to install CoreBluetooth somehow |
I tried that and it didn't work I know you are trying to get Python3 working - I can't make it work on Python 2.7 on 11.1 |
I have uninstalled Python 2 recently because it was deprecated since December 2020 and because it was crashing my Mac. I think if you are trying to get it to work on Python 2 on macOS Big Sur, you should open your own issue for that. |
Agreed - thanks for your help. We really need it work on Python 3 |
I've emailed their support to ask about Python 3 support - we need this |
I ported some work by the github community to use bleak backend instead of pygatt, and I have tested on my mac m1 and windows machine for anyone still looking. |
@mewmix You are a hero! Can't wait to try this! Thanks |
I am using MacOS 11.1 and Python 3.9.1 64-bit. When I try to import
WonderPy
, I get an error:Is there a way to use this package in Python 3?
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