pyz
Packages all source code and dependencies into a single Python zip application.
Summary
Deploying a Python application any larger than a single file is cumbersome - this library aims to solve that problem.
Python has been able to run code from within a zip file since version 2.6. Python 3.5 introduced the zipapp module which aims to simplify the process of creating a zip application. However, zipapp isn’t a complete solution to the problem - it doesn’t handle dependencies and it doesn’t include certain extra features that this library provides.
This library allows you to bundle all of your Python code AND your dependencies into a single Python zip application file.
Note: The dependency bundling feature is not implemented yet, but it is in the works!
Features
Bundle all Python source code with fine-grained control over included files.
Ability to “unixify” the output application by prepending a customizable shebang.
Python interpreter version check - display a friendly notice instead of a Python exception if the user runs your application using an unsupported Python version.
Planned
Automatically identify dependencies and package them accordingly.
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