

This first tutorial covers how to install OpenCV 3 with Python 2.7 bindings on macOS.

In order to help resolve any issues, problems, or confusion when installing OpenCV with Python bindings on macOS Sierra (or greater) I’ve decided to create two hyper-detailed tutorials: If you’ve tried to use one of my previous tutorials on installing OpenCV on your freshly updated Mac (Sierra or greater) you likely ran into a few errors, specifically with the QTKit.h header files.Īnd even if you were able to resolve the QTKit problem, you likely ran into more issues trying to get your CMake command configured just right. I’ll admit it: Compiling and installing OpenCV 3 on macOS Sierra was a lot more of a challenge than I thought it would be, even for someone who has a compiled OpenCV on hundreds of machines over his lifetime. 🙌 Leading developers and publishing technical content for over a decade 💜 Loves his wife ( Maedah) ❯ Read more about Ahmad Awais.Click here to download the source code to this post

Let me know if you have any problems installing pip this way. sudo easy_install pipĪfter that pip will be installed and you’ll be able to use it for installing other packages. ℹ Now, all you have to do is run the following command. If you want to upgrade to Python 3 check out this post. Make sure you run this with Python 3.X as this doesn’t work for Python 2.X. Step #2 - Now run this file to install pip python get-pip.py Step #1 - First of all download the get-pip file by running: curl -o get-pip.py ⚠️ easy_install has been deprecated in 2019.Įasy_install has been deprecated.

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