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- zipapp - python: can executable zip files include data files? - Stack . . .
Being fairly new to python I only recently discovered the ability to directly execute a zip file by placing a __main__ py file at the top of the file This works great for python code, but can I b
- python - How to access a file in zipapp - Stack Overflow
$ python3 -m zipapp --python " usr bin env python3" --main "mypackage cli:main" myapp $ myapp pyz Hello World You only have to watch out to put the data inside of a proper package That is you need an __init__ py file inside you package directory and the package itself has to be a subdirectoy of the directory passed to python3 -m zipapp
- How can you bundle all your python code into a single zip file?
28 You could use the zipapp module from the standard library to create executable Python zip archives It is available from Python 3 5 onwards One way to create a bundle is to add a top-level file named __main__ py, which will be the script that Python runs when the zip executable archive is executed Suppose your directory structure is now
- Can I create an executable Python zip archive with dependencies . . .
I misunderstood I was running zipapp directly on my root project folder, expecting that it would automatically figure out the dependencies and bundle them appropriately The executable was failing with "module not found" Instead, we have to pip install --target somewhere else - create a separate folder and install everything the app needs into it - including the app itself, then run zipapp
- How to make a zipapp of current directory? - Stack Overflow
From what I understand python -m zipapp myapp creates a pyz file of the directory named myapp How do i create a pyz of the current folder in which my working directory is set
- How do I compile a Python zipapp as optimized? - Stack Overflow
Assume the following code under src app py: def main(): assert False if __name__ == "__main__": main() Running this using python -o src app py will work fine as the assertions are disabled How can I package a zipapp (python -m zipapp src -m "app:main") such that when it is double-clicked or run, it'll automatically run as optimized? I've tried changing the extension to pyo and it still
- Newest zipapp Questions - Stack Overflow
28 questions python python-3 x python-packaging zipapp Jul 30, 2024 at 9:38 zipapp Jul 29, 2024 at 16:06
- How can I know if my python script is running within zipapp package . . .
This was working fine before I used zipapp since __file__ matched the actual running file Now I am starting to use zipapp and the logic doesn't work anymore, because __file__ is "loinc pyz" and not "loinc py" Is there a way that, within my Python code, I can tell if the file is actually loinc pyz, say, rather than loinc py?
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