On 17/01/15 10:13, David Cortesi wrote:
> I said that under Python 3, pyinstaller made a one-folder bundle of my PyQt5
> app that failed with the message,
>
>> This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt
> platform plugin "cocoa".
>
> Glenn Ramsey said,
>
>>On my build it looks like this:
>> My.app/Contents/MacOS/qt5_plugins/platforms$ otool -L libqcocoa.dylib...
>
> at which point I finally twigged to the different directory structure,
> including
> My.app/Contents.
>
> You are building a mac app bundle, which I was not, merely a one-folder build.
>
> So I added the --one-file and --windowed options and ... huh. I still get a
> folder dist/myapp containing a mess of libraries and a "myapp" executable. No
> myapp.app with Contents etc.
>
> So is the --one-file, --windowed Mac OS app-bundle feature not yet supported
> for
> Python3? That would explain some of my problem.
Not sure about about the python3 support but to build a Mac bundle you need to
use the BUNDLE command and --onedir mode.
Mine looks like this:
app = BUNDLE(coll,
name=os.path.join('dist', 'MyApp.app'),
appname="MyApp",
version = "0.1"
)
where coll is the output from the COLLECT command.
Glenn
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