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Downloader Won't Even Install

Open Anarchy221 opened this issue 4 years ago • 21 comments

When I Try The Install Command It Shows This In Red...

Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement scribd-downloader (from versions: none) ERROR: No matching distribution found for scribd-downloader Screenshot_1

Anarchy221 avatar Jun 24 '20 02:06 Anarchy221

i worked around this by installing the development version (download the repository, run shell in it and python setup.py install). You also have to get GTK+ libraries to make it work. Similar to the step 4 here

https://weasyprint.readthedocs.io/en/stable/install.html#step-4-install-the-gtk-libraries

theothersophie avatar Jul 01 '20 02:07 theothersophie

i worked around this by installing the development version (download the repository, run shell in it and python setup.py install). You also have to get GTK+ libraries to make it work. Similar to the step 4 here

https://weasyprint.readthedocs.io/en/stable/install.html#step-4-install-the-gtk-libraries

@theothersophie Oh, Thanks a Lot Mate...

Btw, Do I Need To Install Weasyprint Also ? or Just The GTK+ Libraries ?

Anarchy221 avatar Jul 01 '20 15:07 Anarchy221

Just the GTK+ libraries, WeasyPrint is irrelevant. Did you get it working?

theothersophie avatar Jul 03 '20 22:07 theothersophie

Aah, Installed It, But Haven't Tried Downloading Though...

Anarchy221 avatar Jul 08 '20 09:07 Anarchy221

@theothersophie , Still The Same Problem... Even The Development Version Won't Install... Shows That Same Red Message... This Is So Annoying...

Anarchy221 avatar Jul 08 '20 09:07 Anarchy221

@theothersophie, Any Other Way To Install This ?

Anarchy221 avatar Jul 12 '20 01:07 Anarchy221

What's the exact error message you get? You're trying to install it using py setup.py install?

theothersophie avatar Jul 12 '20 02:07 theothersophie

@theothersophie, This Is What I Get...

Screenshot_1

Anarchy221 avatar Jul 12 '20 12:07 Anarchy221

you're in the wrong directory. You have to cd into scribd-downloader-master. You don't need -m pip either because you're not trying to install a package from the web.

theothersophie avatar Jul 12 '20 14:07 theothersophie

OKay, I Don't Understand What I'm Doing Wrong... Screenshot_2 Nothing is Happening... I'll Probably Give Up... This Is So Frustrating... Sorry For Wasting Your Time, And Thanks a Lot For Trying To Help... I'm Just Too Stupid... 😭

Anarchy221 avatar Jul 12 '20 20:07 Anarchy221

you used py before, so try py setup.py install, the python command can vary from system to system depending on your setup.

theothersophie avatar Jul 13 '20 14:07 theothersophie

@theothersophie, Same... Nothing Happens...

Screenshot_1

Anarchy221 avatar Jul 15 '20 13:07 Anarchy221

Hi, I followed your steps: succesfully installed dev version and GTK+ installer from latest sourceforge. Then I begun to get all sorts of library dependency warnings (too many to quote here) so I installed the missing libraries each time it asked for one. WeasyInstaller is required per one of the errors. But then I got

OSError: no library called "cairo" was found no library called "libcairo-2" was found cannot load library 'libcairo.so': error 0x7e cannot load library 'libcairo.2.dylib': error 0x7e cannot load library 'libcairo-2.dll': error 0x7e

at which point I gave up, running pip install on those two does nothing.

Testedbytime avatar Jul 25 '20 19:07 Testedbytime

@Testedbytime You need to download the GTK+ dependencies to get the libcairo-2 dependencies. After you install this, I used MSYS2 you will havee to use pacman to install libcairo2.

Please read https://weasyprint.readthedocs.io/en/stable/install.html#step-4-install-the-gtk-libraries

nokeechia avatar Jul 26 '20 16:07 nokeechia

Yeah, Too Many Things To Install... This Is Seriously Painful...

Anarchy221 avatar Jul 31 '20 17:07 Anarchy221

On windows I managed to do it like this:

  1. Download the development version (download ZIP or clone using git) and navigate to that directory in cmd.
  2. Run python setup.py install in the directory
  3. Install this (download the latest release's exe files and run both of them)
  4. It should work!

megargayu avatar Feb 17 '21 17:02 megargayu

On windows I managed to do it like this:

1. Download the development version (download ZIP or clone using `git`) and navigate to that directory in `cmd`.

2. Run `python setup.py install` in the directory

3. Install [this](https://github.com/tschoonj/GTK-for-Windows-Runtime-Environment-Installer/releases) (download the latest release's exe files and run both of them)

4. It should work!

Hey! Using the first two steps i was able to install, but it still shows "scribd" is not recognized as a command. What can I do?

pakhi001 avatar Mar 07 '21 14:03 pakhi001

Just the GTK+ libraries, WeasyPrint is irrelevant. Did you get it working?

I installed the development version but it still displays that scribdl is not recognized. Any idea what could be wrong?

pakhi001 avatar Mar 07 '21 15:03 pakhi001

Hey! Using the first two steps i was able to install, but it still shows "scribd" is not recognized as a command. What can I do?

Well... the program runs when you type the command scribdl, not scribd - try that instead.

megargayu avatar Mar 07 '21 17:03 megargayu

Hey! Using the first two steps i was able to install, but it still shows "scribd" is not recognized as a command. What can I do?

Well... the program runs when you type the command scribdl, not scribd - try that instead.

Yes, thanks, I identified that mistake and got it running, but it still wont download books or audiobooks, though it is now working perfectly for documents. I tried using the -c and passing my credentials in a txt file, but it was showing error that way, whereas when I put in my scribd session and scribd expire in the const.py, there was no error but it simply displayed a message "Extracting to Listen_to_title.txt" and then nothing happened. So, if you could help me out with this, I would be very grateful

pakhi001 avatar Mar 08 '21 03:03 pakhi001

Hey! Using the first two steps i was able to install, but it still shows "scribd" is not recognized as a command. What can I do?

Well... the program runs when you type the command scribdl, not scribd - try that instead.

Yes, thanks, I identified that mistake and got it running, but it still wont download books or audiobooks, though it is now working perfectly for documents. I tried using the -c and passing my credentials in a txt file, but it was showing error that way, whereas when I put in my scribd session and scribd expire in the const.py, there was no error but it simply displayed a message "Extracting to Listen_to_title.txt" and then nothing happened. So, if you could help me out with this, I would be very grateful

Well, I don't really know how this program works, and I don't have enough time to dive into it (also, I'm just too lazy). I would create a new issue or ask the contributors about your issue.

megargayu avatar Mar 09 '21 01:03 megargayu

Hello,

Would it be possible to put this package back on the repository so that users wouldn't need building from source ?

Thanks

KaKi87 avatar Nov 15 '22 13:11 KaKi87

when i run >python setup.py install, there is error like this, please help

line 11, in long_description = f.read() ^^^^^^^^ UnicodeDecodeError: 'gbk' codec can't decode byte 0xa5 in position 88: illegal multibyte sequence

yhw9102 avatar Jan 21 '23 18:01 yhw9102

Try to use latest python > 3.11, first start pip install scribd-downloader than python setup.py install

Phoenix124 avatar Apr 02 '23 15:04 Phoenix124

Try to use latest python > 3.11, first start pip install scribd-downloader than python setup.py install

i follow your guide, then got this error,

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3xploiton3 avatar May 29 '23 04:05 3xploiton3