Install xrandr and its development headers. The exact package name highly depends on your distro

Thanks for that, i installed successfully. But now another error appeared. What you suggest?

It installed to your /usr/local directory.
You can either set the following environment variable or update your ld.conf to include that path when looking for libraries:

LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/usr/local/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH"

Thanks again. But what am i doing wrong now? What my X11 output name is? or is libvibrant not supporting my nvidia driver..? By the way my pc has hybrid gpus; nvidia and intel hd graphics. Could be this is reason of failure?

eDP-1 is probably managed by your Intel driver. There were other people with similar issues on Intel. You probably have the intel xorg driver installed. You could try removing that so that X11 falls back to the modeset driver (which should work fine on Intel)

i removed xserver-xorg-video-intel and restarted, still same. Any more packages needs to be removed?

hmm, not sure. I think I have never seen that error before. Usually it will just tell you that the output is not supported.

@blueoe Are you using Wayland or X11 window system, because from your last post it seems that you are using Wayland. You can try changing your window system to X11 and might help, because X11 apps have no control over Wayland according to the internet.