Use Auto-py-to-exe from python script?

Question

I can successfully convert my .py files to .exe files through the auto-py-to-exe program.

However is there a way to do it completely from a script?

for example:

import auto-py-to-exe

contained file console type auto-py-to-exe.convert(fileorigin.py,filedest.exe)

My goal is to have a script constantly running that converts my code then it uploads it to my server. I have the code to upload to the server on timer though i currently have to manually convert my files through the auto-py-to-exe program which is very time consuming and annoying.

If there is another way to do achieve this without auto-py-to-exe I am interested.

Thank you heaps :)

Ive tried googling however i could not find anything.

At the bottom of the GUI, doesn't it give you a command you can run? If you still need to click the Convert button, maybe try running it in no-chrome mode and using selenium to click the button. — Michael Kolber
– Michael Kolber, Commented Jun 26, 2019 at 4:29

mcagriaksoy · Accepted Answer · 2022-06-19 12:46:40Z

Auto-py-to-exe and many other alternatives are using pyinstaller from backend actually. There is exist an opened discussion already

Aaron · Accepted Answer · 2019-06-22 05:08:50Z

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Using pyinstaller instead. Will post the code when im back on this pc.

answered Jun 22, 2019 at 5:08

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