first of all, thank you for this great tool - it is easy to understand and super usefull.
Problem
My problem is, that some python packages are modules, which can be started with the python -m my_module command. However, this will not setup the pkgs folder of pynsist correctly, which is done like in *launch.pyw command.
This is the reason why some of my python -m my_module-commands resulting in an ImportError, e.g. they can not find all .pth files from pywin32.
Some Version Infos:
pynsist 2.8
Python 3.9
Possible Solution
What I am currently doing is to ship an extra file sitecustomize.py which is inside the pkgs folder. It is automatically called by the python interpreter (more information in the python docs sitecustomize).
sitecustomize.py:
import os
import site
pkgs_dir, _ = os.path.split(os.path.abspath(__file__))
site.USER_SITE = pkgs_dir
site.main()
I first tried it with site.addsitedir because it is also in the *.launch.pyw files but it does not work. I dont know why...
However, I am wondering if the sitecustomize.py would be a standard solution for pynsist? Also I am wondering if there is another solution available - so far, I did not find another one.
Hi,
first of all, thank you for this great tool - it is easy to understand and super usefull.
Problem
My problem is, that some python packages are modules, which can be started with the
python -m my_modulecommand. However, this will not setup the pkgs folder of pynsist correctly, which is done like in*launch.pywcommand.This is the reason why some of my
python -m my_module-commands resulting in anImportError, e.g. they can not find all.pthfiles frompywin32.Some Version Infos: pynsist 2.8 Python 3.9
Possible Solution
What I am currently doing is to ship an extra file
sitecustomize.pywhich is inside the pkgs folder. It is automatically called by the python interpreter (more information in the python docs sitecustomize).sitecustomize.py:
I first tried it with
site.addsitedirbecause it is also in the*.launch.pywfiles but it does not work. I dont know why...However, I am wondering if the sitecustomize.py would be a standard solution for pynsist? Also I am wondering if there is another solution available - so far, I did not find another one.