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I have created a python script that helps automate a part of my work on Mac Os VMs. In addition to that it makes use of some other files (some jsons and a few files that need to be copied on the Macos machine in a specific location). Since the script contains also a ui part(via pyqt) I need to pack all files into one app, but I ran into an issue I need the resulting app to ask for Administrative rights when it is ran. I search the internet and the py2app documentation and can't find any info on how to achieve this

any workaround or py2app is not what I need?

I'm sorry if this is very obvious but I am trying to convert a .py to a .dmg This is the tutorial I followed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIAlkQEw8Gc I ran python setup.py py2app. I did everything that was in the video: I installed py2app, I created a setup.py in the same directory as my .py file with the piece of code that was in the video. I really don't know what to do, can you help me? (total noob action here!)

I am trying to build a standalone app that utilises Pandas. This is my setup.py file:

I have a function test() as shown below, downloading a txt-file containing emoji's and other unicode special characters. The downloaded content is saved to a .txt file and then, per line, with line numbers added, to a .csv file.

When I build test.app (using py2app) and run it, it does save the .txt file (showing the same content as the original) but when saving .csv, it stops at the first special character (with error message test Error: Open console / Terminate; system.log shows 'Service exited with abnormal code: 255').

On the other hand, when running test.app/Contents/MacOS/test, it works properly and saves the whole content to .csv without any problems.

I have tested it with a pure Python version as well as cythonized, and also code-signed. In all cases, .app doesn't work while .app/Contents/MacOS/test works properly.

I would like to know why is it different (I've only started with Mac 3 months ago and definitely don't know everything about it) and what should I change to get my test.app working properly.

• vyper Version (output of vyper --version): 0.2.8+commit.069936f
• OS: osx
• Python Version (output of python --version): Python 2.7.16
• Environment (output of pip freeze):

I have a Python project where the main file has spaces in the name. I understand that this is not encouraged, but in this case, I think it's necessary. The file is being compiled into a stand alone executable using py2app--which uses the file name for the application name when building the executable (app name, menu references, etc.). This works fine because the base file is not imported anywhere within the project and py2app handles the spaces gracefully. Let's call the file Application Name.py.

In order to run unit tests against Application Name.py, however, I have to eliminate the spaces in order to import the file into unittest. I'm unable to use importlib or __import__ because the file is not constructed as a package, so both approaches fail. My workflow has been to refactor the file name to application_name.py, run the unit tests, and then refactor the name to Application Name.py before compiling it into Application Name.app.

So the options appear to be:

1. Keep doing what I'm doing (workable, but not ideal),
2. Create a wrapper called Application Name.py that imports application_name.py where the wrapper doesn't need to be unit tested (seems silly),
3. Convert Application Name into a package so I can use importlib (seems like overkill), or
4. Something else entirely.

Is there some way to gracefully handle file names with spaces in unit testing that I'm not seeing or should I just suck it up?

I have tried to do this with py2app but my app opens and then closes immediately. The modules in my code are:

So I am trying to turn my code: https://github.com/TheLostProgrammer/Video_Downloader/blob/main/Video_Downloader.py Into an .app file using py2app so I can use it on my mac...

Every time I go to open the .app file it opens and then immediately closes.

Here is the contents of my setup.py:

So I'm trying to use Py2app to export a python script that uses tkinter and writes to excel, and I'm getting this error;