

PY2EXE PYTHON 3.5 DOWNLOAD INSTALL
Here’s what I did and what happened: C:\Users\sfrie\Dropbox\Projects\p圜liScript>pip install pyinstallerĭownloading pyinstaller-4.1.tar.gz (3.5 MB)

The webpage for PyInstaller has a pretty straightfoward set of instructionsįor installing and using PyInstaller. I didn’t have to muck around with any setup.pyįiles or options or anything, just a simple command line. PyInstaller seems to be a much more straightforward means of getting anĮxe from a Python script. It produced a ~6MB exeįor a simple CLI script that does nothing, but who cares about disk usage these days anyway? PyInstaller One good such option is PyInstaller, which seems to be very straightforward and has a (so far) great one-file packaging option. It was a bit kludgy, but worked well enough at a time when there weren’t many options.ĭespite my best efforts, time moved on and now we have more options for turning Python scripts into executables. The first way around this that I used was called Py2Exe. Python scripts are useful and easy - but only if you have the Python interpreter installed on your PC.
