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## Setup development environment
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### Install ultimateALPR SDK
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#### Use already built wheel
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I have already built the ultimateALPR SDK for x86_64 and ARM64 and included the python3.10 wheel in the wheel folder.
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You can install the wheel using : ``pip install wheel/*.whl``
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#### Manually build the wheel
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If you want to build the wheel yourself, you can use the ``build_and_setup_ultimatealvr.sh`` script. It will create a new
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directory ``tmp`` and build the wheel in there. It also includes the assets and libs folders needed when developing.
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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> Make sure to install the package python3-dev (APT) python3-devel (RPM) before running the build and setup script.
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#### Use already built wheel (quick and easy but not recommended for dev)
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I have already built the ultimateALPR SDK for x86_64 and ARM64 and included the python3.10 wheel in the wheel folder.
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You can install the wheel using : ``pip install wheel/*.whl``
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### Copy necessary files/folders
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Then you need to copy the ``assets`` and ``libs`` folders to the same directory as the script.
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Copy the ``assets`` and ``libs`` folders to the same directory as the script.
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If you built the wheel in the previous step, you can copy the ``assets`` and ``libs`` folders from the ``tmp`` directory.
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If you used the already built wheel, you can find the 'assets' and 'libs' folders on the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/DoubangoTelecom/ultimateALPR-SDK/tree/master/assets)
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- If you built the wheel in the previous step, you can copy the ``assets`` and ``libs`` folders from the ``tmp`` directory.
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- *If you used the already built wheel, you can find the 'assets' and 'libs' folders on the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/DoubangoTelecom/ultimateALPR-SDK/tree/master/assets), although you will manually copy every ``*.so*`` file from ``/binaries/linux/<arch>/`` into a newly created ``libs`` folder.*
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The structure should look like this:
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```bash
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