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1. pyinstaller.org › en › stableUsing PyInstaller — PyInstaller 6.11.1 documentation

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   Using PyInstaller. The syntax of the pyinstaller command is: pyinstaller [options] script [script …] | specfile. In the most simple case, set the current directory to the location of your program myscript.py and execute: pyinstaller myscript.py. PyInstaller analyzes myscript.py and:

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     PyInstaller supports Python 3.8 and newer, and correctly...

2. realpython.com › pyinstaller-pythonUsing PyInstaller to Easily Distribute Python Applications

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   In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to use PyInstaller to turn your Python application into an executable with no dependencies or installation required. This is great if you want to distribute applications to users who may or may not be Python developers.

3. python.land › deployment › pyinstallerPyInstaller: Create An Executable From Python Code • Tutorial

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   You know the drill. Use pip install, Poetry, or Pipenv to install the package. The package name you need is pyinstaller, so for a regular pip install, that would be: pip install pyinstaller If you don’t know these tools, please follow the links and read up about them. If you use Poetry or Pipenv, add it as a developer dependency.

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   PyInstaller has two modes: 1. Single directory mode 2. one-file mode The most elegant (in terms of distributing your program) is the one-file mode. It’s a single file, e.g., a .exe on Windows, that you can share with someone. This single file extracts itself into a temporary directory and runs the extracted code. The other mode (single directory) i...

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   Let’s start with an extremely simple use case: a single Python file called hello.pywith the following contents: We can use the following command to package our script: After running this command, this is what happens: 1. PyInstaller analyzes your script for any import 2. A hello.specfile is created 3. A build folder is created 4. A dist folder is c...

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   Unfortunately, it’s not all shimmer and shine. Pyinstaller is not a cross-compiler, which means it can’t create binaries for macOS or Linux from Windows and vice versa. You have to run pyinstaller on each platform that you want to support. E.g., if you want to release your software for both Windows and macOS, you’ll have to build the Windows file o...

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   I cover PyInstaller more extensively in my course, Python Fundamentals II. In this course, you’ll get real-world practice by packaging the project we build in Python Fundamentals I. While doing so, we’ll run into a couple of typical problems. I’ll teach you how to diagnose and fix such issues. In addition, the PyInstaller documentationis excellent,...

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   • -D, --onedir: Output a directory (the default)
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   • -F, --onefile: Output a single executable file

4. pyinstaller.org › en › stableWhat PyInstaller Does and How It Does It

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   PyInstaller reads a Python script written by you. It analyzes your code to discover every other module and library your script needs in order to execute. Then it collects copies of all those files – including the active Python interpreter! – and puts them with your script in a single folder, or optionally in a single executable file.

5. pyinstaller.orgPyInstaller Manual — PyInstaller 6.11.1 documentation

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   Apr 21, 2016 · PyInstaller supports Python 3.8 and newer, and correctly bundles many major Python packages such as numpy, matplotlib, PyQt, wxPython, and others. PyInstaller is tested against Windows, MacOS X, and Linux.

6. www.askpython.com › python › pyinstaller-executablePyInstaller - Create Executable Python Files - AskPython

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   Dec 25, 2020 · PyInstaller reads and analyzes our code and then discovers the modules that our program requires in order to execute. It then packages them into a single folder or a single executable file. It is used of create .exe files for windows, .app files for Mac and distributable packages for Linux.

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   What is pyinstaller in Python?

   • PyInstaller is a package in Python which bundles all the dependencies of Python applications in a single package. We don’t need to install different packages or modules for different applications. PyInstaller reads and analyzes our code and then discovers the modules that our program requires in order to execute.

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   How does pyinstaller work?

   • PyInstaller has two modes: The most elegant (in terms of distributing your program) is the one-file mode. It’s a single file, e.g., a .exe on Windows, that you can share with someone. This single file extracts itself into a temporary directory and runs the extracted code. The other mode (single directory) is a directory you can share with someone.

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   Can pyinstaller be used as a library?

   • PyInstaller can be imported in your Python code and used as a library, but you’ll likely only use it as a CLI tool. You’ll use the library interface if you create your own hook files. You’ll increase the likelihood of PyInstaller’s defaults creating an executable if you only have pure Python dependencies.

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   Does pyinstaller support Python?

   • PyInstaller supports Python 3.8 and newer, and correctly bundles many major Python packages such as numpy, matplotlib, PyQt, wxPython, and others. PyInstaller is tested against Windows, MacOS X, and Linux.

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   How do I install pyinstaller?

   • Create an entry-point script that calls your main function. Install PyInstaller. Run PyInstaller on your entry-point. Test your new executable. Ship your resulting dist/ folder to users. Your users don’t have to know what version of Python you used or that your application uses Python at all!

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   Does pyinstaller have a console window?

   • As noted in the CPython tutorial Appendix, for Windows a file extension of .pyw suppresses the console window that normally appears. Likewise, a console window will not be provided when using a myscript.pyw script with PyInstaller. The bundled app does not include any source code. However, PyInstaller bundles compiled Python scripts (.pyc files).

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8. earthly.dev › blog › pyinstallerHow to use PyInstaller - Earthly Blog

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   May 21, 2024 · PyInstaller reads your Python script and analyzes its code to discover every module and library that your script depends on. It copies all the files (including the active Python interpreter) to a single folder or generates a single executable file based on the options passed.