pyrig-executables
A pyrig plugin to build executables.
Overview
pyrig-executables is a pyrig plugin that turns your project into standalone executables and attaches one per operating system to every GitHub release — so anyone can run it without installing Python.
What it adds
- Standalone executables — a single-file binary of your project for Linux, Windows, and macOS, built with PyInstaller.
- Release integration — a matrix build job that compiles and attaches a binary per OS to each release.
- Entry point and icon — a
main.pyand a default icon, both scaffolded and ready to replace with your own. - Bundled resources — your project's resources are bundled into the binary.
- Run command —
pyrig-executables runruns your entry point the same way the built binary does, so you can try it locally. - Downloads badge — a badge showing the total downloads of your binaries.
Usage
uv add pyrig-executables --dev
uv run pyrig sync
No tokens or secrets are required — the release workflow uses GitHub's automatic token.
Documentation
Full documentation, including the auto-generated API reference, is available on the documentation site.
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Metadata
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Release files for pyrig-executables 3.20.11
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Release files / pyrig_executables-3.20.11.tar.gz
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