This is a Python package to hold the Windows executables used to make a Python script runnable as a command on Windows.
To use one of these executables, make a copy of it called e.g. foo.exe
, and
place a Python script next to it called foo-script.py
. If the script
starts with a shebang (#!C:\path\to\python.exe
), that will be launched. If
not, it assumes that python.exe
is on %PATH%
.
The Python package exposes one function, find_exe
:
from win_cli_launchers import find_exe # Get the path to one of the executables find_exe(arch='x86') find_exe(arch='x64')
These exes are part of setuptools; this package exists just to provide them without requiring the rest of setuptools. They are released under the same MIT license as setuptools.