can you tell me how do i deploy my project on qt designer. i am using windows and also how do i convert the .py files to standard .exe
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can you tell me how do i deploy my project on qt designer. i am using windows and also how do i convert the .py files to standard .exe
Converting “.py” to “.exe” would be like converting Java to “.exe” without using GCJ. Since the language doesn’t compile to native code, you’re just bundling the interpreter and a packed set of .py files together using the same mechanism self-extracting .zip files use.
The main tools I know of for doing this on Windows are:
Here are some docs on how to work around the common sticking-points with PyQt:
Assuming you’re doing this to simplify distribution, you’ll probably also want to build an installer to bundle in any DLL dependencies. The two popular free choices for Windows are:
Py2Exe comes with an example of how to use a silent InnoSetup installer to build a fake single-file EXE by silently extracting the program and DLLs to a temp folder and running them. There’s an example for NSIS on the site.