This is a StacklessPython for Windows, which is packed into a single binary.
- python32.exe, pythonw32.exe
32bit executable image. - python.exe, pythonw.exe
64bit executable image. - python_pe.exe, pythonw_pe.exe
64bit executable image without _msi built-in module. You can run this image on Windows PE.
This binary includes standard library and the following libraries.
- comtypes
Developed by Thomas Heller. Released under the MIT License. - pycodestyle
Developed by Johann C. Rocholl. Released under the MIT (Expat) License. - pyflakes
Released under the MIT License. - pyreadline
Developed by Jorgen Stenarson. Released under the BSD License. - PyYAML and libyaml
Developed by Kirill Simonov. Released under the MIT License. - certifi
Developed by Kenneth Reitz. Released under the MPL. - idna
Developed by Kim Davies. Released under the BSD License. - requests
Developed by Kenneth Reitz. Released under the Apache Software License. - urllib3
Developed by Andrey Petrov. Released under the MIT License. - cchardet and uchardet
Developed by PyYoshi. Released under the GPL and MPL. - six
Developed by Benjamin Peterson. Released under the MIT License. - jinja2
Developed by Armin Ronacher. Released under the BSD License. - markupsafe
Developed by Armin Ronacher. Released under the BSD License. - flask
Developed by Armin Ronacher. Released under the BSD License. - werkzeug
Developed by Armin Ronacher. Released under the BSD License. - itsdangerous
Developed by Armin Ronacher. Released under the BSD License. - click
Developed by Armin Ronacher. Released under the BSD License. - yapf
Developed by Bill Wendling. Released under the Apache Software License.
This binary includes all standard libraries in itself. embeddedimport
library provides this mechanism.
embeddedimport
supports get_data
and get_source
.
Please refer to embeddedimport.c
.
This binary includes both pyflakes and pycodestyle. flake8_lite
is a wrapper for these lint libraries.
You can use this library as follows:
python -m flake8_lite input.py
For more details, please see python -m flake8_lite --help
.
This library can pack python scripts into a single executable binary.
You can use this library as follows:
python -m exepy create sample.exe sample.py
For more details, please see python -m exepy --help
and python -m exepy create --help
.
Note that the main branch might be force-updated to track upstream easily.
See an original README.rst for more detail.