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I'm trying to get my app ready for shipping and I would like to make it standalone and include all dependencies so users don't have to download anything extra.
How can I identify the minimum required functions and classes my project depends on and extract those to a separate folder instead of including whole packages?
Including each package in full that my project depends on gives me 450 mb of files which is way too large because 95% of those files aren't even being used.
I know this is pretty similar to what pyinstaller does, but I don't want a .exe file. I just want the minimum dependencies.
python pyinstaller
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I'm trying to get my app ready for shipping and I would like to make it standalone and include all dependencies so users don't have to download anything extra.
How can I identify the minimum required functions and classes my project depends on and extract those to a separate folder instead of including whole packages?
Including each package in full that my project depends on gives me 450 mb of files which is way too large because 95% of those files aren't even being used.
I know this is pretty similar to what pyinstaller does, but I don't want a .exe file. I just want the minimum dependencies.
python pyinstaller
asked Mar 28 at 5:29
deekay42deekay42
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I'm trying to get my app ready for shipping and I would like to make it standalone and include all dependencies so users don't have to download anything extra.
How can I identify the minimum required functions and classes my project depends on and extract those to a separate folder instead of including whole packages?
Including each package in full that my project depends on gives me 450 mb of files which is way too large because 95% of those files aren't even being used.
I know this is pretty similar to what pyinstaller does, but I don't want a .exe file. I just want the minimum dependencies.
python pyinstaller
asked Mar 28 at 5:29
deekay42deekay42
1138 bronze badges
I'm trying to get my app ready for shipping and I would like to make it standalone and include all dependencies so users don't have to download anything extra.
How can I identify the minimum required functions and classes my project depends on and extract those to a separate folder instead of including whole packages?
Including each package in full that my project depends on gives me 450 mb of files which is way too large because 95% of those files aren't even being used.
I know this is pretty similar to what pyinstaller does, but I don't want a .exe file. I just want the minimum dependencies.
python pyinstaller
python pyinstaller
asked Mar 28 at 5:29
deekay42deekay42
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Apparently pyinstaller has a noarchive option which does exactly that.
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Apparently pyinstaller has a noarchive option which does exactly that.
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Apparently pyinstaller has a noarchive option which does exactly that.
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Apparently pyinstaller has a noarchive option which does exactly that.
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