Installation¶

From PyPI¶

Supriya MIDI tries to provide pre-compiled wheels for all current Python versions and major operating systems.

You can install Supriya MIDI from PyPI:

Via pip: Via uv:

josephine@laptop$ pip install supriya-midi

josephine@laptop$ uv add supriya-midi

You can also build Supriya MIDI locally from source. Make sure you’ve fulfilled the build requirements before proceeding.

Clone the repository (making sure to recursively clone all submodules):

$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/supriya-project/supriya-midi.git

Then install as normal:

Via pip: Via uv:

josephine@laptop$ pip install -v -e .

josephine@laptop$ uv pip install -v -e .

Supriya MIDI requires a working C++ compiler and build environment, including CMake.

Supriya MIDI makes use of scikit-build-core as its build backend.

At least one working backend needs to be available on your system: