macos standalone python

Well I'm quite sure this is quite a stupid question but everything else seems to have failed so far(py2app and cx_freeze). So my question is basically:

On MacOS, from you python framework, is it possible t开发者_如何学Co "select" some required files, that will then allow you to use "your" python elsewhere?

So shortly kind of an "export python" so you could get like an archive, and then on another pc just unzip and run that version of python, in a absolute path kind of way (eg. ~/Documents/PythonArchive/python )?

regards, Bogdan

Yes you can. Check out PyInstaller.

You give it the path to your python script and it analyzes all of your package imports, extracting any binary files that are needed and placing them into an archive. You can then just unzip the archive onto another OS X and it runs.

I've used it for a fairly complex python program, and it worked for me.