py2app

I have an application in a python script my_app.py and want to make a standalone executable out of it on a MacOS (10.14). Following the video-tutorial here , I entered sequentially the following commmands: pip install virtualenv virtualenv venv --system-site-packages source venv/bin/activate pip install py2app cd /path/to/my_app.py python setup.py py2app -A with the following setup.py file: from setuptools import setup APP = ["my_app.py"] DATA_FILES = [] OPTIONS = { "argv_emulation": True, "packages": ["certifi"], } setup( app = APP, data_files = DATA_FILES, options = {"py2app": OPTIONS},

So I have this pyqt project and I want to build a osx.app dmg using pyinstaller pyinstaller created the output in dist/MyApplication.app I can run it directly from terminal cd dist ./MyApplication.app/Contents/MacOS/MyApplication However, if I try to run the app bundle directly either with open -a MyApplication.app or open . # double click on MyApplication.app folder (appears just as MyApplication from finder) It starts and then quits immediately Now if I navigate to $ cd ./Contents/MacOS/ and open a finder $ open . #then double click on MyApplication it runs fine, but with a terminal windows

I'm testing out an app that I've made which, amongst other things, loads a couple of .png images when opened. The images are displayed correctly on my Mac (10.7.5) and my mother's (10.8.5); however when my sister opens it on hers (10.9.5) the images don't load. All other functionality is otherwise intact. I should note that on my Mac and my mother's, I installed Python 3.4 and many of the packages that the app uses, including the PIL package, whereas my sister has none of these. The app was build using the command: python3.4 setup.py py2app Images are imported in the code with: image = ImageTk

I have just made a small little app of a Python wxPython script with py2app. Everything worked as advertised, but the app is pretty big in size. Is there any way to optimize py2app to make the app smaller in size? This is a workaround. It will depend on which OS you want to target. Python and wxPython are bundled with every Mac OS X installation (at least starting with Leopard, if I recall correctly) What you might try, is to add the --alias compilation option. According to the py2app doc : Alias mode (the -A or --alias option) instructs py2app to build an application bundle that uses your

So I have a nice python app for OS X that is working great. It runs an external terminal script and I would like to include that in with my python app. Ideally, I'd be able to run py2app and have this script bundled up with it into the executable and then be able to include it and run it in the python portion of my code. Is this possible? Thanks in advance! Extra Edit: The script that I am using is compiled. I can't just look inside and paste it. See http://svn.pythonmac.org/py2app/py2app/trunk/doc/index.html#option-reference and look at the --resources parameter. For example: python setup.py

I'm running into an issue where launching a python app created with Tkinter and packaged by py2app doesn't show the application window immediately. The only way I've gotten the window to show after launch is to click on the application icon in the dock. This guy is using an applescript to auto-click the app on launch but as he states, and I agree, it isn't ideal. After doing some extensive research, it would appear that this is a result of setting the 'argv_emulation' option to True in the, py2app, setup.py file. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12992316/tkinter-py2app-created