Nuitka one file standalone option
See original GitHub issueProject description: Nuitka has a mode meant for distribution to another system that puts everything needed in a single folder.
One complaint often raised is that it’s a folder rather than a single file, for alternative packaging methods, e.g. py2exe
and pyinstaller
, these do actually exist, and this project would be about integrating with that.
In a first stage, you would identify the code of these tools that is doing it and try to port it to Nuitka for one or more platforms.
Skills: Python programming, Linux and/or Windows installs of Python, both would be great.
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+1 for --onefile. This would be amazing! The current --standalone option is nice, but if the app is moved to another directory it doesn’t work anymore…
I would love this one file standalone option.