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Lack of pre-compiled results in lost interest #543
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Hi there @drats666 , thank you for taking the time to share your perspective. I can relate to this because there are a great deal of interesting repos but there's usually some obstacle and I decide that it's not worth hours of my time to set up. We actually have an issue for this: #267 and it's the only one marked "help wanted" to draw special attention to it. I don't have Windows, but someone who does can run PyInstaller on demo_toolbox.py and upload the result. |
Well, I tried to compile it using pyinstaller. however the dist it creates opens then instantly closes. |
eh, seems like that isnt the issue. pyinstall seems to have missed a bunch of modules. Types if import:
IMPORTANT: Do NOT post this list to the issue-tracker. Use it as a basis for missing module named _scproxy - imported by urllib.request (conditional) which may or may not bring me back to my original post. |
You'll need to install the requirements to get the modules.
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Also, since python is interpreted, there's no need to compile the code in order to use it. You do have to track down the dependencies, but it should not be too hard with pip and requirements.txt. If you succeed in compiling the toolbox, then it would save others the trouble of installing and configuring python. Thanks for giving it a shot. |
eh as I feared. that brings me back to my original post. not worth the trouble sorry. |
And you wouldn't entirely be wrong. You would have had an easier experience with a team of dedicated developers maintaining the repo at least 20 hours a week, but that is just not the case. The generation quality is poor and hasn't improved one bit since I made the project public, and there is little motivation to make the project easier of access before that is worked on. Hence the disclaimer in the readme. |
so I know the first thing people are going to say is, this isn't an issue. However, it is. by not having a precompiled version to download over half the people that find their way to this GitHub are going to lose interest. Honestly, I'm one of them. I attempted to compile it but then I saw that I had to track down each module for this, yeah quickly drove me away from it. all I wanted to do was mess around and see what it can do. even if the results arent mind-blowing the concept interests me. but due to not having a ready to use executable I like many others I'm sure of, have decided it isn't even worth messing with.
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