PyinstallerUI 




Let everyone is able to build python script to exe with pyinstaller, without any doc reading, support python3.7+.
Features
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Auto manage the venv to reduce the file size which disted by pyinstaller- Choose venv or global env, for building without venv will not take up more space after the newest version of pyinstaller
- Ensure pip installed in the venvs
- Terminal UI for pyinstaller
- Release on the pypi
- Open source from private repository
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Releaseexefile of this lib - Use
questionaryinstead ofPyInquirer, to use the newer prompt_toolkit.
Usage
pip install pyinstallerui -U
- python -m pyinstallerui
- drag and drop the files to console, and do as the UI said.
- create new venv
- install libs with pip
- build with pyinstaller
- no more to learn
Screenshot
- Run > python -m pyinstallerui
- Choose a existing venv, or create a new one
- Ensure Pyinstaller installed
- pip install / uninstall some packages, or choose "No action" to skip
- drag file to the console, or input the file path
- choose Test for testing
- choose Build for build into exe
- fill the app name: pyld
- choose the checkbox for detail args
- wait for building
Metadata
Release files for pyinstallerui 0.2.3
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| Tags | Python 3 |
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