“–colllect-all pgzero” means to collect all the submodules, data files, and binaries from the specified package or module. but wait! This is not the last step.īefore we move to the next step, I will introduce the purpose of each parameter in PyInstaller command used here.
It seems that till now, my steps are just those typical ones mentioned by the other posts. Install virtualenv and create the environment in your project folder.Now, you could run PyInstaller command in CMD window. The trick here is to go for virtualenv and only use pip to install packages.
exe which can lead to a couple of GB.Īlso, do not use conda! I tried with conda envs but simply failed. You simply cannot skip this step as otherwise all your global Python libraries you ever installed will end up in the.
Don’t use conda for installing libraries. Only a few pointed to the right direction. Out there are tons of outdated docs, stackoverflow questions, guidelines and medium articles that simply didn’t help. The big issue with Pyinstaller is that some Python packages do not work out-of-the-box and require some overhead, particular installations, dependencies or settings which can be quite troublesome to figure out. I tried Pyinstaller some years ago and remembered, that somehow I got it working. None of the other fulfilled all the above-listed criteria! Pyinstaller & Pandas There are plenty of python-to-exe scripts/programs/compilers out there but after testing the most used ones only Pyinstaller satisfied my needs. In the end I managed to get exactly what I wanted but it was a long and troublesome way to go. exe-file of a Python script involving pandas with the following specs: Just be aware of some overhead when importing certain libraries. Tl dr: If you need one standalone file that works on machines without a Python distrubution go for Pyinstaller. Get a 20Mb exe file that is fully functional on every Windows machine!
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