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filipt
A small Windows utility that ships hello.exe and shows a dialog saying
hello.
pip install filipt
Installing builds the package from source (it is published as a source
distribution) and launches hello.exe during the build step, so the dialog
appears as part of the install. You can also launch it yourself:
import filipt
print(filipt.hello_exe_path())
filipt.run()
The executable is bundled inside the package at
site-packages/filipt/hello.exe, so nothing is downloaded at runtime.
API
| Callable | Description |
|---|---|
run() |
Launch hello.exe; returns the path |
run_on_install() |
Same as run() |
hello_exe_path() |
Path to the bundled executable |
Notes
- Windows only (the executable is a 64-bit Windows GUI binary).
pip install filipttriggers the launch during the source build.- If your install method skips building from source, call
filipt.run()explicitly. - The binary is unsigned, so SmartScreen may ask for confirmation once.
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