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Before Starting
The guide assumes you have your terminal program open and have already installed Python. If you're unsure about this, follow this guide
Install via a package manager
pipx is recommended for its virtual environment management capabilities.
It serves as an abstraction layer over pip, placing installed scripts within isolated virtual environments. This approach is highly recommended for script installation as it offers several advantages:
Prevents conflicts: By isolating scripts and their dependencies within virtual environments, pipx effectively eliminates conflicts with other Python packages or system-wide installations.
Enhances organization: Each script resides in its own distinct virtual environment, promoting better organization and clarity in project management.
Simplifies updates: pipx streamlines the process of updating scripts, ensuring you always have access to the latest versions and features
Option 1: PIPX Install
Option 2: PIP install
Install via Docker
Compiled Binaries [No Install]
A pyinstaller based binary is an executable file that contains your Python script and all the necessary dependencies to run it on different operating systems. Pyinstaller analyzes the script and bundles it with the Python interpreter, libraries, modules, and other resources into a single file or folder
Support for issues specific to how pyinstaller operates may be limited
Basic Install/Tutorial
A quick high level tutorial of the install process
