I think the short answer is yes. I've had no trouble with py2app getting all my dependencies. You have a bigger app so it may need some extra tweaking, but py2app has lots of commands to include and exclude stuff. It is similar to py2exe from what I can tell.
Cheers, Brendan. > Subject: > [Pythonmac-SIG] Could py2app bundle all the requirements of my package? > From: > cool-RR <cool...@cool-rr.com> > Date: > Fri, 21 May 2010 00:26:30 +0200 > > To: > pythonmac-sig <pythonmac-sig@python.org> > > > Hello! > > I'm developing a desktop application called GarlicSim: > > http://garlicsim.org > > I want to distribute it natively to all OSes. > > On Windows I have already succeeded packaging it with py2exe and > InnoSetup. > > I have not touched py2app yet. Do you think that py2app could bundle > all the packages I want? > > I want to bundle the entire Python standard library. (My program is a > sort of a science lab, and a very important part of it is a Python > shell that I provide, and I want my users to be able to use all of > Python.) > I want to bundle wxPython and cairo. (I'm especially worried about > cairo.) My app is wxPython-based and I want to use cairo for drawing > widgets. > I want to bundle a big selection of scientific modules. Scipy, numpy, > Traits, Mayavi (With VTK, which is especially hard to install.) Pretty > much most of the things that Enthought provides. > > Note that with py2exe I've been able to do all of the above, (except I > haven't finished bundling all the scientific libraries, just most of > them.) > > (And no, I don't mind my app weighing 1GB.) > > Will py2app be able to bundle all these things and how much hair will > I have left on my head after I get it working? > > (Please `cc` any replies to me.) > > Thanks for your help, > Ram Rachum.
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