PyXWizard 0.28b3

Package Python scripts into standalone Windows executables — a TRADELY PROJECT

PyX Wizard — Library Edition

Python → EXE Builder
Package Python scripts into standalone Windows executables from code.

Quick Start

import pyxwizard as PyXWizard

PyXWizard.begin()
PyXWizard.location("my_script.py")
PyXWizard.name("MyApp")
PyXWizard.build()

API Reference

Command	Required	Default	Description
PyXWizard.begin()	Yes	—	Initialise PyX, fetch lib categories
PyXWizard.location(path)	Yes	—	Script path or "self"
PyXWizard.name(name)	Yes	—	Project name (= EXE filename)
PyXWizard.author(name)	No	TRADELY.DEV	Author metadata
PyXWizard.console(bool)	No	True	Show console window
PyXWizard.icon(path)	No	Tradely icon	Custom .ico file
PyXWizard.data(f1, f2, ...)	No	None	Folders to bundle
PyXWizard.cert(pfx, pwd, signtool?)	No	None	Code signing cert
PyXWizard.outlocation(path)	No	Script dir	Where to put PyX_Data
PyXWizard.build()	Yes	—	Run the build, returns exe Path

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Notes

• "self" mode: PyXWizard.location("self") packages the calling script. All import pyx and PyXWizard.xxx() lines are automatically removed from the packaged copy.

• Data folders: Files in bundled folders are accessible at runtime with "packaged-within-exe:folder_name/file.ext" string literals (auto-rewritten by the preprocessor).

• Venv reuse: Building the same project name twice reuses the existing virtual environment instead of recreating it.

• Library categories: On begin(), PyX fetches a remote JSON of known library metadata to improve PyInstaller compatibility (collect-all, hidden-imports, copy-metadata). Works offline too — just without categorisation.

  Further Details

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