PBM : Python Build Manager

PBM is a lightweight console-oriented CLI and package for building python projects as EXE files, creating memory-efficient back-ups, managing dependencies and running them.

Installation

1. Using pip (RECOMMENDED`):

pip install pbm-root

• Click here for more information on how to install PBM.

No other installation methods at the moment

CLI Commands

• python -m -pbm init <path> - Initialize a PBM repository. PBM repositories are required to be initialized to perform most PBM actions.
• python -m -pbm destroy - Destroy the PBM repository in the current path.
• python -m -pbm reinit - Re-initialize the PBM repository in the current path. This can be useful when upgrading your PBM, and completely wipes the current PBM repository.
• python -m -pbm create-base <name> - Create a base in the current PBM repository.
• python -m -pbm delete-base <name> - Delete the base in the current PBM repository.
• python -m -pbm build <base> - Build ./main.py in the current PBM repository.
• python -m -pbm run <base> - Run the newest build in the current PBM repository.
• python -m -pbm status - View info about the current PBM repository.
• python -m -pbm detonate <base> - Delete all build files in the base.
• python -m -pbm export <location> <base|*> - Export the base as a .zip file and .pbm file.
• python -m -pbm import <export-id> <base> - Load from an export's .pbm file using the export ID.