How to Bind Python Code Executable .exe Files with Additional Library Folders
How to Bind Python Code Executable .exe Files with Additional Library Folders
How to Bind Python Code Executable .exe Files with Additional Library Folders
Are you a developer looking to build executable files for your Python code along with adding some data to the .exe file in the form of files or folders? Yes, it is very much possible to solve this via auto-py-to-exe.
To make a simple .exe via your Python code with no links or adding of data via files or folders just follow my previous post.
To solve this problem I expect auto-py-to-exe to be installed in your workstation as shown below:
auto-py-to-exe package
Once you open Auto-py-to-exe the GUI will look like this:
GUI for auto-py-to-exe
You can select the console-based window in the above image (GUI) to make debugging simple in case of any dependency error or link missing because we can see those things mentioned in the cmd logs.
We can select the location of the Python file by clicking upon the browse button as shown below:
browse button in Auto-PY-to-exe
identified the Python script
To make sure that multiple files and folders are contained within a single .exe, we will select the below-highlighted options:
One file and Console based
Let's say we are using Tesseract extracted library, along with poppler for image recognition in our Python script, we can add these extracted folders to our .exe as shown below by clicking upon add folder:
Adding both directories poppler and tesseract folders
Finally, we will select the output directory where the output file will be extracted:
Output directory
The final step will be to convert this Python to Executable by clicking upon the below-highlighted button and start sharing exe’s:
conversion of Python code to exe
Output creation
Happy Coding!
Note: Make sure that you have installed all the Python packages and libraries used in the Python script via pip because auto-py-to-exe will combine all those libraries available in the current machine and later build an exe. If you do not follow this, the exe when given to another machine will throw an error of no module found (with name of relevant library).
For any further Queries or anything related to Automation via Python or DevOps, you can DM me on Linkedin or Instagram id=acanubhav94.
Special credits to my team interns: Kishan and Pratik.
Are you a developer looking to build executable files for your Python code along with adding some data to the .exe file in the form of files or folders? Yes, it is very much possible to solve this via auto-py-to-exe.
To make a simple .exe via your Python code with no links or adding of data via files or folders just follow my previous post.
To solve this problem I expect auto-py-to-exe to be installed in your workstation as shown below:
auto-py-to-exe package
Once you open Auto-py-to-exe the GUI will look like this:
GUI for auto-py-to-exe
You can select the console-based window in the above image (GUI) to make debugging simple in case of any dependency error or link missing because we can see those things mentioned in the cmd logs.
We can select the location of the Python file by clicking upon the browse button as shown below:
browse button in Auto-PY-to-exe
identified the Python script
To make sure that multiple files and folders are contained within a single .exe, we will select the below-highlighted options:
One file and Console based
Let's say we are using Tesseract extracted library, along with poppler for image recognition in our Python script, we can add these extracted folders to our .exe as shown below by clicking upon add folder:
Adding both directories poppler and tesseract folders
Finally, we will select the output directory where the output file will be extracted:
Output directory
The final step will be to convert this Python to Executable by clicking upon the below-highlighted button and start sharing exe’s:
conversion of Python code to exe
Output creation
Happy Coding!
Note: Make sure that you have installed all the Python packages and libraries used in the Python script via pip because auto-py-to-exe will combine all those libraries available in the current machine and later build an exe. If you do not follow this, the exe when given to another machine will throw an error of no module found (with name of relevant library).
For any further Queries or anything related to Automation via Python or DevOps, you can DM me on Linkedin or Instagram id=acanubhav94.
Special credits to my team interns: Kishan and Pratik.
Are you a developer looking to build executable files for your Python code along with adding some data to the .exe file in the form of files or folders? Yes, it is very much possible to solve this via auto-py-to-exe.
To make a simple .exe via your Python code with no links or adding of data via files or folders just follow my previous post.
To solve this problem I expect auto-py-to-exe to be installed in your workstation as shown below:
auto-py-to-exe package
Once you open Auto-py-to-exe the GUI will look like this:
GUI for auto-py-to-exe
You can select the console-based window in the above image (GUI) to make debugging simple in case of any dependency error or link missing because we can see those things mentioned in the cmd logs.
We can select the location of the Python file by clicking upon the browse button as shown below:
browse button in Auto-PY-to-exe
identified the Python script
To make sure that multiple files and folders are contained within a single .exe, we will select the below-highlighted options:
One file and Console based
Let's say we are using Tesseract extracted library, along with poppler for image recognition in our Python script, we can add these extracted folders to our .exe as shown below by clicking upon add folder:
Adding both directories poppler and tesseract folders
Finally, we will select the output directory where the output file will be extracted:
Output directory
The final step will be to convert this Python to Executable by clicking upon the below-highlighted button and start sharing exe’s:
conversion of Python code to exe
Output creation
Happy Coding!
Note: Make sure that you have installed all the Python packages and libraries used in the Python script via pip because auto-py-to-exe will combine all those libraries available in the current machine and later build an exe. If you do not follow this, the exe when given to another machine will throw an error of no module found (with name of relevant library).
For any further Queries or anything related to Automation via Python or DevOps, you can DM me on Linkedin or Instagram id=acanubhav94.
Special credits to my team interns: Kishan and Pratik.