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PyInstaller's default webrtcvad hook was failing because we use webrtcvad-wheels (which provides the webrtcvad module but has a different package name for metadata purposes). Changes: - Created hooks/hook-webrtcvad.py custom hook - Tries to copy metadata from webrtcvad-wheels first - Falls back to webrtcvad if needed - Gracefully handles missing metadata (module still works) This prevents the "PackageNotFoundError: No package metadata was found for webrtcvad" error during PyInstaller build. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Python
26 lines
758 B
Python
"""
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PyInstaller hook for webrtcvad.
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The webrtcvad-wheels package provides webrtcvad module but uses a different
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package name, causing PyInstaller's default hook to fail. This custom hook
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handles the metadata correctly.
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"""
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from PyInstaller.utils.hooks import copy_metadata
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# Try to copy metadata from webrtcvad-wheels (the actual package name)
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# Fall back gracefully if not found
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try:
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datas = copy_metadata('webrtcvad-wheels')
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except Exception:
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# If webrtcvad-wheels metadata not found, try webrtcvad
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try:
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datas = copy_metadata('webrtcvad')
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except Exception:
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# If neither found, that's okay - the module will still work
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datas = []
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# Ensure webrtcvad binary extensions are included
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hiddenimports = []
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binaries = []
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