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This is the output from the "hack":
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Windows is not yet a supported platform for the Confluent Python client. (But there's no reason the Python client wouldn't work on Windows, if you get it to install..) |
There is this Anaconda librdkafka package that you might want to try out: Disclaimer: I dont know anything about it |
Thanks, Magnus. A search on that package shows the platform is limited to linux-64. We can get by with a less perform-ant client for our current project, so On Fri, Oct 7, 2016 at 12:51 AM, Magnus Edenhill [email protected]
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Is Python client on Windows on road map for support? |
Not for the near future... maybe late 2017... |
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Looks like a pretty old issue but didn't address yet. Confluent seems too busy to work on Windows supporting... I had the same headache couple weeks ago and after some research, I managed to make it working for me on Windows. I logged my finding and uploaded a pre-compiled library to my Git, please check and see if it helps. :D https://github.com/MichaelZhangCA/confluent-kafka-python My environment is Python 3.6 64 bit version but ideally, it should also work for 32 bit if you follow the same approach. |
Hi all, I m trying to install librdkafka on windows but i m not getting proper documents plz anyone share me the documents |
I have a fair amount of detail in this SO post: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/39901163/installing-librdkafka-on-windows-to-support-python-development.
TLDR: I can't figure out where to install my librdkafka files so that pip install / setup.py can find them.
I tried a hack where I drop the librdkafka header files and .lib/.dll files in my current virtual environment, but then got a linking failure.
Thanks!
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