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PythonEXE Maker

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PythonEXE Maker is an open-source and free tool designed to convert Python scripts into standalone executable files (EXE). It provides a user-friendly graphical interface to configure conversion parameters, manage multiple tasks, and customize properties like icons, version information, and more.

Features

  • Drag and Drop Support: Quickly add .py files to the program via drag and drop.
  • Batch Conversion: Convert multiple Python scripts into EXE files simultaneously.
  • Custom Settings:
    • Console window visibility.
    • Single file or directory-based output.
    • Specify output directory and EXE file name.
    • Add custom icons (.png or .ico formats supported).
    • Set EXE file version and copyright information.
    • Add hidden import modules and additional PyInstaller parameters.
  • Task Management: Track progress and status of conversion tasks.
  • Log Viewing: Troubleshoot with detailed logs.
  • Dependency Check: Automatically ensure required libraries are installed at startup.

Screenshots

Main Interface

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Log View

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Installation

Prerequisites

Steps

  1. Clone Repository

    git clone https://github.com/chetanjain2099/Python-exe-maker.git
cd Python-exe-maker

  2. Create a virtual environment (optional)

    python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate # For Windows users, use venv\Scripts\activate

  3. Install dependencies

    pip install -r requirements.txt

    If there is no requirements.txt file, please install the dependencies manually:

    pip install pyside6-essentials Pillow PyInstaller

Instructions

  1. Run the program

    python PythonEXE_Maker.py

  2. Configure conversion parameters

    • Console Window: Select whether the generated EXE is with a console (command line mode) or without a console.

    • Single File: Select whether the generated EXE is a single file or a single directory.

    • Output directory: Specify the storage location of the generated EXE file, which defaults to the directory where the source file is located.

    • EXE information:

      • EXE name: Set the name of the generated EXE file, which defaults to the same name as the source file.

      • Icon file: Select an icon file for EXE, supporting .png and .ico formats.

      • File version: Set the version number of the EXE file (format: X.X.X.X).

      • Copyright information: Set the copyright information of the EXE file.

    • Advanced settings:

      • Additional modules: Enter the module names that need to be hidden import. Multiple modules are separated by commas.
      • Additional arguments: Enter additional command line arguments for PyInstaller.

    • Additional Directory: Specify the source and destination location of the directory to be included in the folder.

  3. Add conversion task

    • Drag and drop files: Drag the .py file directly into the drag and drop area of the program window.
    • Browse files: Click the "Browse files" button to select the Python script to be converted.

  4. Start conversion

    • Click the "Start Convert" button and the program will start converting the selected Python script.
    • During the conversion process, you can view the progress and status of each task in the "Task Management" tab.
    • The Conversion logs can be viewed in detail in the "Log" tab.

  5. Cancel conversion

    • During the conversion process, you can click the "Cancel Conversion" button to stop all ongoing conversion tasks.

Contribution

Contributions are welcome! You can:

  • Submit Issues: Report bugs or suggest new features.
  • Create Pull Requests: Fork this repository, make changes, and submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Acknowledgments

This project is based on the original repository by yeahhe365. Additional options and improvements have been made in this fork to enhance functionality and usability.