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@RandomCatUser RandomCatUser released this 28 Apr 15:13
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📝 Release Notes — v1.0.2

🚀 What's New

  • 🎯 Initial stable release of Python to EXE Converter
  • 🖥️ Beautiful, simple, and clean Graphical User Interface (GUI)
  • 🖱️ Smooth, animated buttons with hover effects and click transitions
  • 🎨 Subtle fade-in animations for loading elements
  • 🔥 Interactive motion feedback when selecting files and starting the conversion
  • ⚡ One-click .py to .exe conversion
  • 📦 Automatic detection and packaging of dependencies
  • 🧩 Single file executable output (--onefile mode)
  • 🛡️ Lightweight build with minimal overhead
  • 🔄 Support for scripts using external libraries (e.g., requests, tkinter, pandas, etc.)
  • 🏁 Fully optimized for Windows platforms (Windows 10/11)

🎨 Animated User Experience

  • Animated Hover Effects
    Buttons react smoothly when hovered, highlighting actions naturally.

  • Click Ripple Animations
    Clicking a button creates a minimal ripple or scale effect for visual feedback.

  • Loading Transition Effects
    When converting a file, loading states animate gracefully without freezing the interface.

  • File Picker Animations
    File selection dialogs and input fields animate when interacting, improving the user experience.

✨ These UI animations are built to be lightweight and enhance usability without slowing down performance.


📦 Installation

git clone https://github.com/RandomCatUser/pytoexe.git
cd pytoexe
pip install pyinstaller

🛠️ Usage

  • Launch the converter by running the main script.
  • Select your .py file through the animated file picker.
  • Press the animated Convert button.
  • Your .exe file will be available inside the dist/ folder.

📂 Folder Structure

pytoexe/
│
├── dist/        # Output folder for .exe files
├── build/       # Temporary build files
├── your_script.spec
├── converter.py # Main GUI launcher
└── README.md

✅ Tested On

  • Windows 10 (x64)
  • Windows 11 (x64)
  • Python 3.8, 3.9, 3.10

⚙️ Known Issues

  • Only Windows OS is currently supported.
  • Freshly built .exe files may sometimes trigger false positives on antivirus software (common with PyInstaller).

📄 License

Licensed under the MIT License.


🙌 Thanks

Developed with ❤️ by [RandomCatUser].