v1.0.2
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π Release Notes β v1.0.2
π What's New
- π― Initial stable release of Python to EXE Converter
- π₯οΈ Beautiful, simple, and clean Graphical User Interface (GUI)
- π±οΈ Smooth, animated buttons with hover effects and click transitions
- π¨ Subtle fade-in animations for loading elements
- π₯ Interactive motion feedback when selecting files and starting the conversion
- β‘ One-click
.pyto.execonversion - π¦ Automatic detection and packaging of dependencies
- π§© Single file executable output (
--onefilemode) - π‘οΈ Lightweight build with minimal overhead
- π Support for scripts using external libraries (e.g.,
requests,tkinter,pandas, etc.) - π Fully optimized for Windows platforms (Windows 10/11)
π¨ 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.
β¨ These UI animations are built to be lightweight and enhance usability without slowing down performance.
π¦ Installation
git clone https://github.com/RandomCatUser/pytoexe.git
cd pytoexe
pip install pyinstallerπ οΈ Usage
- Launch the converter by running the main script.
- Select your
.pyfile through the animated file picker. - Press the animated Convert button.
- Your
.exefile will be available inside thedist/folder.
π Folder Structure
pytoexe/
β
βββ dist/ # Output folder for .exe files
βββ build/ # Temporary build files
βββ your_script.spec
βββ converter.py # Main GUI launcher
βββ README.md
β Tested On
- Windows 10 (x64)
- Windows 11 (x64)
- Python 3.8, 3.9, 3.10
βοΈ Known Issues
- Only Windows OS is currently supported.
- Freshly built
.exefiles may sometimes trigger false positives on antivirus software (common with PyInstaller).
π License
Licensed under the MIT License.
π Thanks
Developed with β€οΈ by [RandomCatUser].