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pyinstaller to contain psspy and dyntools

Hey all. I have a few .out analyzer that relies on a few packages, numpy, panads, psspy, dyntools for example. I'd like to distribute it to my colleagues, and want to avoid package dependency issues that arise when sharing python scripts. One idea I have is to create an executable with pyinstaller. To my understanding, one could use pyinstaller to create a standalone exe file. I believe the steps would require one to create a virtual environment, and to accommodate psspy and dyntools, include them in the venv as well. I'm pretty new to this...

Has anyone created a standalone exe file to contain psspy, dyntools? Any advice you could give?

Thanks!

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pyinstaller to contain psspy and dyntools

Hey all. I have a few .out analyzer python tool that relies on a few packages, numpy, panads, psspy, dyntools for example. I'd like to distribute it to my colleagues, and want to avoid package dependency issues that arise when sharing python scripts. One idea I have is to create an executable with pyinstaller. To my understanding, one could use pyinstaller to create a standalone exe file. I believe the steps would require one to create a virtual environment, and to accommodate psspy and dyntools, include them in the venv as well. I'm pretty new to this...

Has anyone created a standalone exe file to contain psspy, dyntools? Any advice you could give?

Thanks!

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pyinstaller to contain psspy and dyntools

Hey all. I have a .out analyzer python tool that relies on a few packages, packages: numpy, panads, psspy, dyntools for example. I'd like to distribute it to my colleagues, and want to avoid package dependency issues that arise when sharing python scripts. For example, they might have the wrong version of pandas. One idea I have is to create an executable with pyinstaller. To my understanding, one could use pyinstaller to create a standalone exe file. I believe the steps would require one to create a virtual environment, and to accommodate psspy and dyntools, include them in the venv as well. I'm pretty new to this...

Has anyone created a standalone exe file to contain psspy, dyntools? Any advice you could give?

Thanks!