how do download on Mac M1 ?

[Victorino99]

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terminal on Mac M1

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Hello, I would like to download the extension, however, each time I copy and paste what is indicated in the guide, I always face the same error and I don't understand what I should do, I don't know any coding language of the Suddenly I really do not understand anything, someone to help me?

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[jcardonne]

Hi, Please run following command in Terminal and then try. xcode-select --install

[Victorino99]

Hi, Please run following command in Terminal and then try. xcode-select --install

okay just done that but don't understand what should I do now ;)

[osyscode]

Hello! You might want to consider trying Homebrew. Tidal-dl is available in the Homebrew package repository. All you need to do is install Homebrew and then execute brew install tidal-dl. Once that's done, tidal-dl should work seamlessly from your command line. Keep in mind that the tidal-dl pip package can be a bit temperamental.

[murciegalartija]

not working ):

[osyscode]

Oh, that is very weird and unfortunate :( what version of macos, and what exact model of mac are you on ?

[osyscode]

The reason you can't execute certain commands is because the executables for the pip packages aren't included in your PATH. When a command isn't present in the system's PATH, it means that the shell (command-line interpreter) doesn't know where to find the associated executable file. The PATH is an environment variable that comprises a list of directories where the shell searches for executable files whenever a command is entered.

To resolve this issue, follow these steps: Add the Python/pip binary location to your PATH by running the following command in your terminal:

export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/Library/Python/3.9/bin"

This ensures that the necessary directories are included in your PATH.

To apply these changes and make sure they're recognized correctly, execute the following command:

 source ~/.zshrc (assuming you're using macOS's default shell which is zsh)

(Note: If you're using macOS's default shell, which is zsh.)

After completing these steps, the desired commands should now work as intended.