Add stream-inflate

[FL550]

This library is needed for dwd_weather. The wheels are also available on piwheels.

[frenck]

Hi there @FL550 👋

Could you clarify / motivate your addition here?

As in, looking at the pypi index, this project seems to be publishing musl Linux wheels already?

https://pypi.org/project/stream-inflate/#files

So I'm a little confused on why the addition here would be needed?

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[FL550]

Hi @frenck

Sure, I need this package as I have to load a large ZIP-file containing weather data from the network and some users had memory issues without streaming. I changed my code about two month ago which has resolved the memory issues some users were facing, however introduced a few errors regarding package installation on, as far as I see, Raspberry Pi.

The dependency chain is dwd_weather -> simple-dwd-weatherforecast -> stream-unzip -> stream-inflate.

The problem, I would like to solve with this PR is, that the library uses a mixed Rust/Python codebase and unfortunately doesn't provide wheels for the RPI itself. The Piwheels project provides these wheels, however as HA uses its own index for wheels, pip tries to compile this package on the target machine which fails due to a missing Rust compiler.

[frenck]

Sure, I need this package as I have to load a large ZIP-file containing weather data from the network and some users had memory issues without streaming.

I get why a package might be needed. That wasn't my question.

however introduced a few errors regarding package installation on, as far as I see, Raspberry Pi.

What would be the reason for that? As per link above, they publish wheels for it. What makes the difference by publishing it here?

The problem, I would like to solve with this PR is, that the library uses a mixed Rust/Python codebase and unfortunately doesn't provide wheels for the RPI itself.

It does, see link above.

Which wheel exactly is missing?

[FL550]

I get why a package might be needed. That wasn't my question.

Sorry, my bad. I'm not used talking to people who have knowledge in coding.

What would be the reason for that? As per link above, they publish wheels for it. What makes the difference by publishing it here?

The problem, I would like to solve with this PR is, that the library uses a mixed Rust/Python codebase and unfortunately doesn't provide wheels for the RPI itself.

It does, see link above.

Which wheel exactly is missing?

Thanks a lot, you pointed me in a new direction for troubleshooting. I asked the users with issues and report back when I have the answers.

[FL550]

The wheels needed are cp312-cp312-musllinux_1_2_armv7l.whl and cp312-cp312-musllinux_1_2_armv6l.whl

[frenck]

The wheels needed are cp312-cp312-musllinux_1_2_armv7l.whl and cp312-cp312-musllinux_1_2_armv6l.whl

Aah check 👍

Have you checked with the upstream project if they are willing to add those wheels?
In the end, we always believe it is better if an project releases wheels themselves, as it benefits the bigger Python ecosystem (and not just Home Assistant).