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Installation | MariaDB Documentation

1. Connector/Python

The current MariaDB Connector/Python implementation supports

• Python versions from 3.7 to 3.11

• MariaDB server versions from version 10.3 or MySQL server versions from version 5.7.

• MariaDB client library (MariaDB Connector/C) from version 3.3.1.

To install MariaDB Connector/Python on Microsoft Windows, you first have to install a recent version of MariaDB Connector/C. MSI installer for both 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems are available from MariaDB Connector Download page .

After installation of MariaDB Connector/C download and install MariaDB Connector/Python with the following command:

On success, you should see a message at the end “Successfully installed mariadb-x.y.z”, where x.y.z is the recent version of MariaDB Connector/Python.

Collecting mariadb
Downloading mariadb-1.1.5-cp310-cp310-win_amd64.whl (190 kB)
---------------------------------------- 190.9/190.9 kB 2.9 MB/s eta 0:00:00
Installing collected packages: mariadb
Successfully installed mariadb-1.1.5

The following build prerequisites are required to install or build MariaDB Connector/Python from source code, github or from pypi.org.

To install MariaDB Connector/Python from sources you will need:

• Python development files (Usually they are installed with package python3-dev). The minimum supported version of Python is 3.7.

• MariaDB Connector/C libraries and header files (Either from MariaDB server package or from MariaDB Connector/C package). Minimum required version for MariaDB Connector/Python < 1.1.0 is 3.1.5, for later versions 3.3.1. If your distribution doesn’t provide a recent version of MariaDB Connector/C you can either download binary packages from MariaDB Connector Download page or build the package from source.

• The mariadb_config program from MariaDB Connector/C, which should be in your PATH directory.

• For Posix systems: TLS libraries, e.g. GnuTLS or OpenSSL (default)

• Since MariaDB Connector/Python 1.1.5: Python’s “packaging” module.

On Posix systems make sure that the path environment variable contains the directory which contains the mariadb_config utility.

Once everything is in place, run

or if you downloaded the source package

cd source_package_dir
python3 -m pip install .

For troubleshooting please also check the chapter Installation from the FAQ page.

If you have installed the sources, after successful build you can run the test suite from the source directory.

cd testing
python3 -m unittest discover -v

You can configure the connection parameters by using the following environment variables

• TEST_DB_USER (default root)

• TEST_DB_DATABASE (default ‘testp’)

• TEST_DB_HOST (default ‘localhost’)

• TEST_DB_PORT (default 3306)

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