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bluesnow
BlueSnow is a basic tool powered by pip that packages your Python applications into a single script.
Note that, at the moment, custom package data is not supported.
Installation
$ pip install bluesnow
Usage via setup.py plugin
Put this in your setup.py:
try:
import bluesnow
cmdclass = bluesnow.setuptools_cmdclass
except ImportError:
cmdclass = {}
setup(
# Normal stuff here...
cmdclass=cmdclass,
)Now just run python setup.py bluesnow to compile your entry points. The results will be placed in the bluesnow-out directory.
Usage from command line
You can also use BlueSnow from the command line, e.g.:
$ bluesnow 'my_entry_point = my_module:my_function'
The entry points follow the standard entry point specification. Use bluesnow -h for more options.
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