pyinstaller-gui 1.0.4

A powerful GUI wrapper for PyInstaller — convert your Python scripts into standalone executables for Windows, macOS, and Linux with ease.

PyInstaller GUI

A powerful GUI wrapper for PyInstaller — convert your Python scripts into standalone executables for Windows, macOS, and Linux with ease.

Features

• Cross-platform support: Convert your Python scripts into executables for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• Easy-to-use GUI: No need to remember complex command-line arguments; a simple and intuitive interface for creating executables.
• Customizable settings: Fine-tune various PyInstaller options like adding extra files, hidden imports, and more.
• Real-time logging: View everything happening during the conversion process with detailed logs.

Installation

You can install PyInstaller GUI via pip:

pip install --upgrade pyinstaller-gui

Or, if you prefer to clone the repository directly:

git clone https://github.com/inject3r/pyinstaller-gui.git
cd pyinstaller-gui
pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

Launching the GUI

To start the PyInstaller GUI, simply run the following command:

pyinstaller-gui

Converting a Script

1. Open the PyInstaller GUI application.
2. Load your Python script by clicking the Browse button.
3. Adjust the settings (optional).
4. Click Build to generate the executable.

Custom Settings

• Add Files/Folders: Include additional files or folders to bundle with your executable.
• Hidden Imports: Specify hidden imports to ensure your script runs smoothly after packaging.
• Icon: Choose a custom icon for your executable.
• Output Folder: Define where the output executable will be saved.
• And ...

Note: To generate the executable for a specific operating system, you must run this module on that system. For example, to create a Windows executable, you need to run the module on a Windows machine.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• PyInstaller (automatically installed when using PyInstaller GUI)
• Qt (for the graphical interface)

Supported Platforms

• Windows: Create .exe files for Windows.
• macOS: Generate .app files for macOS.
• Linux: Create executables for Linux.

Screenshots

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.