The problem is that there is no binary wheel for mysqlclient 1.3.13 at all in PyPI, hence you would require a compiler to install this. There is a wheel for 1.3.12, but not for Python 3.7 that you're using.
Refer toYou can install a wheel for it from Install mysql-python (Windows) https://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/ - knowing that you need to actually compile the extension yourself, bug the maintainerone of the package, or install Python 3.6 and then 1.3.12 for thatmysqlclient‐1.3.13‐cp37‐cp37m‐win32.whl
or mysqlclient‐1.3.13‐cp37‐cp37m‐win_amd64.whl - whichever bitness is correct.
The problem is that there is no binary wheel for mysqlclient 1.3.13 at all, hence you would require a compiler to install this. There is a wheel for 1.3.12, but not for Python 3.7 that you're using.
Refer to Install mysql-python (Windows) - knowing that you need to actually compile the extension yourself, bug the maintainer of the package, or install Python 3.6 and then 1.3.12 for that.
The problem is that there is no binary wheel for mysqlclient 1.3.13 at all in PyPI, hence you would require a compiler to install this. There is a wheel for 1.3.12, but not for Python 3.7 that you're using.
You can install a wheel for it from https://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/ - one of mysqlclient‐1.3.13‐cp37‐cp37m‐win32.whl
or mysqlclient‐1.3.13‐cp37‐cp37m‐win_amd64.whl - whichever bitness is correct.
The problem is that there is no binary wheel for mysqlclient 1.3.13 at all, hence you would require a compiler to install this. There is a wheel for 1.3.12, but not for Python 3.7 that you're using.
Refer to Install mysql-python (Windows) - knowing that you need to actually compile the extension yourself, bug the maintainer of the package, or install Python 3.6 and then 1.3.12 for that.