Lightweight and small portable Python, build with pyinstaller

Because:

• no edit to registry
• no extra .dlls（only a single executable）
• licensed with AGPL-V3.0
• Easy to integrate into any program, allowing any .py file to run without compiling to an executable
• Built-in portable IDE environment, you can enjoy the highlighted standardized IDE without downloading additional IDE
• Built-in portable http server for fast file transfer
• Built-in tkinter and turtle GUI form application framework to quickly build compile-free form applications
• Built-in dynamic website running framework such as tornado pywebio, the server is carried with you
• Support to encapsulate any library into BINPython, take it with you wherever you go
• The program occupies a small storage space, only about 10mb

Usage: binpython [OPTIONS]

Options:

-h            --help               View this help
-f <filename> --file=<filename>    Enter Python Filename and run (*.py)
-s <port>     --server=<port>      Start a simple web server that supports html and file transfer (http.server)
-v            --version            View BINPython Version
-g            --gui                View GUI About and build info
-i            --idle               Open BINPython IDLE Code Editor

Additional options for the plus version

-p            --plus               Open BINPython IDE Plus Code Editor(beta) with http web server
-e            --example            Run various code examples through BINPython

1. Clone this project

git clone https://github.com/xingyujie/binpython
cd binpython

2. Install Python, pip and the pyinstaller environment

pip install pyinstaller

3. choose BINPython version to build The standard version is for integration into programs. It is recommended to use the ideplus version for learning

Windows: double-click "buildwin.bat" 

Linux: Go to terminal and run "buildlinux.sh" bash script 

(You can also use more compilation parameters, see pyinstaller documentation for details) 

4. Switch to the dist directory and find the compiled executable file, such as exe or bin file

Under most Unix-like systems, run "./binpython" to run, double-click to run under Windows