Hi Jaime, I started a website/project called Python Packager (http://python- packager.com) which does just this. It's in development, but check it out at http://python-packager.com. It'll package your application with PyInstaller and make a Windows Installer with it. It also makes DEB + RPM packages for Linux. Other stuff it'll do includes analysis on the source code to determine quality and source code documentation. Anyway it's free to use, any comments/suggestions are always welcome! :)
-- Jackson Cooper Python Packager <http://python-packager.com> On Jan 10, 4:39 am, Jaime Huerta Cepas <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I have just started to use pyinstaller and it works great to package > single scripts using complex dependencies such as Qt4. However, I > would need to do the same with a complete python package. This is, > distributing a python package with all the dependencies already built- > in into the same directory, and then allow users to do "import MyPkg" > without taken care of MyPkg dependencies. > > Is that possible? I could not find the way to do is so far... > > thanks! > Jaime.
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