The PyOxy Python Runner

PyOxy is:

• A single file Python distribution (no temporary files or virtual filesystems like SquashFS: everything is imported directly from data inside the executable).

• An alternative implementation and re-imagination of the ubiquitous python command, enabling you to have nearly full control over how to run a Python interpreter.

• Written in Rust, using reusable components initially built for PyOxidizer.

• Part of the PyOxidizer umbrella project.

The official home of PyOxy is https://github.com/indygreg/PyOxidizer/. Read the (stable | latest) docs online.

Releases can be found at https://github.com/indygreg/PyOxidizer/releases.

• Overview
  • The pyoxy Executable
  • Full Python Interpreter Control
  • Additional Python Features
  • Masquerading as python
• Installing
  • System Requirements
• Running YAML Based Applications
  • Usage
  • File Parsing
  • YAML Configuration
  • Portable Invocation Using a Shell Shebang
• Python Interpreter Configuration Data Structures
  • OxidizedPythonInterpreterConfig Struct
  • PythonInterpreterConfig Struct
  • MemoryAllocatorBackend Enum
  • PythonInterpreterProfile Enum
  • Allocator Enum
  • BytecodeOptimizationLevel Enum
  • BytesWarning Enum
  • CheckHashPycsMode Enum
  • CoerceCLocale Enum
  • MultiprocessingStartMethod Enum
  • TerminfoResolution Enum
• Development Guide
  • Building pyoxy With Embedded Python
• Project History
  • Blog Posts
  • Changelog