py2app | py2app is a Python setuptools command which will allow you to make standalone Mac OS X application | Map library

I made the app in python and converted it into an app for macos with py2app, on my mac it works correctly but on another mac the error "Error Code: 0x00000004 (no mapping for user data read)" appears. I have already read some articles but they always say to update the app but this solution does not work for me because I made the app, I leave the LOG for you to analyze, thanks. I just discovered that they only allow 30 thousand characters here so I can't upload the full log.

I have written an application using Python code utilizing the Pandas and Openpyxl modules.

Summary of my app: Browse and find an excel file(original), browse and find another excel file(new). Press a button and update certain columns from original file with information of new file using name of item as a reference. Press save button and save the file to my computer.

Using my Windows machine I have made it into an .exe file and everything works perfectly fine. I am able to do everything I created it to do. I am trying to make it compatible on both Windows and MacOS. I have created a .app file using Py2App, and the app "runs" just fine. I am able to browse for files and so far it looks like I am able to save files. The problem is that the files I am trying to "use" are completely greyed out and I am unable to choose any files. I'm fairly new to MacOS so any advice or help would be greatly appreciated.

Basically, I just want to remove the mouse scrollwheel binding for scrolling in ttk.Treeview widget. And I found that a specific line in the file found in

I'm interested in manually packaging my Python script into a compact and sharable Application.

As a self-taught unexperienced semi-programer I have improvised by writing the following .command-shell-script and put it in a folder along the rest of the .py files from my program:

[I know this question has been asked multiple times but I am still having trouble finding an option that works for me]

I am using replit.com to write my python code.

I made a program in python, but I want to turn it into an executable application (not a .exe as I am on mac). I saw multiple people use py2app but it doesn't work for me (probably due to the fact I am using an Online IDE). I also tried PyCharm, but when I write: "pip install py2app" to import the package, it just says that it doesn't know the command "pip".

The name of the file is: "main.py"

Here is my code in case it helps (it is pretty messy and confusing):

I have a simple app named determinant_calculator.app that was created using Python 3.9 along with pyinstaller. It functions fine on my own Mac running OS 11.3.1. I want to share it with others outside the App Store. I have an Apple Developer account but I have no experience as a developer nor have I worked with XCode at all. I'm trying to follow the steps given at https://github.com/pyinstaller/pyinstaller/wiki/Recipe-OSX-Code-Signing

I went to the Apple Developer's website and created a certificate, developerID_application.cer, which I downloaded to my desktop. Within Keychain Access, I uploaded the certificate and see it under "My Certificates" as "Developer ID Application: PaulF (47A67S7RBW)"

The bundle contents of determinant_calculator.app contains the info.plist shown here:

Currently I'm working on a python project (standalone application) which will use some non-python code (js/html). This code is already present in the directory and should therefore be included within the py2app application. I tried out different things to keep these files around so I can access them at runtime in the standalone application.

For the setup.py I use the following configuration

So I have made this simple Password Manager in Python 3.8 using PyQt5, and I have been using the 'py2app' module to create a standalone application of this program. However, when I execute my app (both from the terminal and the finder), I get a simple popup saying "keysafe Error". My code is executing just fine and has no errors. I can't seem to figure out the problem here. If it helps, I get this message in my macOS logs:

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?