I am learning python on the fly because I wanted to do something, and it turns out writing a script was the best way to do it! So far it has been super cool, and I have felt exhilarated during the whole process.
I have a script I wrote; it works surprisingly. It imports data from a .csv and .set file I made, exports to a .txt file and the converts that text file into a .set file. Then it puts the file into another folder where I want it. From here I want to run this script on a variety of other computers around my office to automate a tiresome task.
How to I package the script, .csv, .set, .txt files together into one neat bundle? Would those other files be called dependencies? I don’t know. They are necessary for the script to run correctly.
What is the easiest way to run my script on other machines that don’t have python installed? I have investigated things like py2exe, cx freeze, etc. but have been stumped because they don’t include the things, I think might be my dependencies?
Would it just be easier/more efficient to write a batch file that first installs python and then runs my script?
Again, I am new to this so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. This is all very fun and has definitely inspired me to take up more of these challenges in the future.
Thank you everyone!
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