The option is that the build procedure can specify the effect to py2app in three ways:
On the command line
$ python setup.py py2app --argv-emulation
setup.py
setup(
app=['MyApplication.py'],
options-dict(py2app=dict(
argv-emulation=1,
)),
)
setup.cfg
[py2app]
argv-emulation=1
Note that underscores (_) must be replaced with hyphens (-) when using conversion command line options in setup.py. You can use either hyphens or underscores in the setup.cfg file, You should always use hyphens in command line options.
Use the following command to enumerate the supported py2app options.
$ python setup.up py2app --help
py2app command options
| command | Contents |
|---|---|
| --optimize (-O) | Optimization level: -O1 for "python -O", -O2 for "python -OO",And-O0 is disabled.[Default value: -O0]" |
| --include (-i) | Include a comma-separated list of modules. |
| --package (-p) | Include a comma-separated list of packages. |
| --iconfile | Use an icon file. |
| --excludes (-e) | Exclude a comma-separated list of modules. |
| --dylib-excudes (-E) | Exclude a comma-separated list of frameworks or dylib. |
| --datamodels | Copy the xcdatamodel to the compiled resources. |
| --resources (-r) | Include comma-separated lists and folders of added data files(Not a code!) |
| --frameworks (-f) | Include a comma-separated list of added frameworks and dylib. |
| --plist (-P) | Info.plist template file, dictionary or plistlib.Plist |
| --extension | Bundle extension[Default value:For the application.app,For plugins.plugin] |
| --graph (-g) | Output module dependency graph |
| --xref (-x) | Output module cross-reference as HTML |
| --no-strip | Do not remove local symbols from debug and output. |
| --no-chdir (-C) | Do not change to the data directory.(Contents/Resources) [Force plugin] |
| --semi-standalone (-s) | It depends on the existing Python installation module. |
| --alias (-A) | Use the current source file as an alias.(Development only!) |
| --argv-emulation (-a) | Use argv emulation. |
| --argv-inject | Introduce some commands to argv. |
| --use-pythonpath | Allows Python's PATH to affect the interpreter's environment. |
| --use-faulthandler | Enable fault handler.(Python 3.3 or more) |
| --verbose-interpreter | Start Python in verbose mode. |
| --bdist-base (-b) | The base distribution of the build library puts the build to be finally distributed.(The default is dist) |
| --site-packages (-d) | site.System and user site in path-Include packages. |
| --strip (-S) | Strip debug and local symbols from output.(By default, on for compatibility) |
| --prefer-ppc | Force application translates and runs on i386.(LSPrefersPPC=True) |
| --debug-modulegraph | Drop it on the PDB console after the module discovery phase is complete. |
| --debug-skip-macholib | Skip the macholib phase.(The application is not isolated!) |
| --emulate-shell-environment | Emulate the shell environment in a terminal window. |
| --qt-plugins | Use PyQt4 to include a comma-separated list of Qt plugins in your application. |
| --matplotlib-backends | A comma-separated list of matplotlib backends should be included in your application using that library. By default, it includes all of matplotlib. "*If you use "", including all backends, "_”Only includes the backend that is explicitly imported. |
| --extra-script | Make your application include a comma-separated list of added scripts. |
| --include-plugins | Make your application include a comma-separated list of additional plugins. |
| --arch=ARCH | Make sure the architecture is included.(Intel, Fat, Universal,note:ARCH needs to be a subset of the architecture supported by the Python interpreter.) |
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