aioice-no-netifaces
aioice-no-netifaces is a fork from aioice, which does not require netifaces library.
Why?
- Netifaces is no longer maintained
- Installing on Python3.10 requires Microsoft Visual C++ 14.0 or greater on Windows, as there are no pre built binaries
This fork gets the host IP address with pure Python workaround, which does not require Microsoft Visual C++.
Caveats:
- This library does not support ipv6 (which the original
aioicedoes support) - Currently this library uses only the primary ipv4 address (
aioicecan use all of the ip4 addresses)
License
aioice-no-netifaces is released under the same BSD license as the original aioice library.
Development
Install: pip install .[dev]
Build: python setup.py bdist_wheel
Release: twine upload dist/*
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