How to package project with pycharm

There are four ways to package a project in PyCharm: package as a separate executable file: export to EXE single file format. Packaged as an installer: Generate Setuptools Makefile and build. Package as a Docker image: specify an image name, adjust build options, and build. Package as a container: Specify the image to build, adjust runtime options, and start the container.

How to package a project in PyCharm

Step 1: Package as a separate executable file

1. Navigate to "File" > "Export Code..."
2. Select "EXE single file" as the target format.
3. Specify the output file path and name.
4. Adjust other options (such as icons and compression) as needed.
5. Click "OK" to start the packaging process.

Step 2: Package as installer

1. Navigate to "File" > "Generate Makefile..."
2. Select "Setuptools" as the build tool.
3. Enter project information (such as name and version) as prompted.
4. Click "Generate" to generate the Makefile.
5. Build according to the instructions in the Makefile (usually using the "make" command).

Step 3: Package as Docker image

1. Install the Docker extension (for PyCharm Professional version).
2. Right-click the project in the Project Explorer and select "Docker" > "Build Docker Image..."
3. Specify the image name and label.
4. Adjust build options (such as Dockerfile path and build parameters).
5. Click "Build" to start the build process.

Step 4: Package as container

1. Navigate to "Run" > "Edit Configurations..."
2. Select "Docker" as the configuration type.
3. Specify the name of the previously built image.
4. Adjust runtime options (such as port mapping and environment variables).
5. Click "Apply" and run the configuration to start the container.

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