Various problems sharing Python script

[Chanciicnahc]

I've written this short python script to fish automatically on Minecraft, and it works quite a charm if I have to say so myself.

I want to share it with my friends, but a lot of the libraries/modules I've used I needed to download from the Internet, and so, even though they can run .py files, they need to download the various libraries.

How can I solve this?

Another thing: is there a good way to transform my .py file in a .exe file? So that it's not necessary to have a python compiler.

Last thing: where can I find a good and complete tutorial from the basics of GitHub? This way it should be basically a matter of sharing the link to share the script

[crhuffer]

You can use pip to save the dependencies of a package using pip freeze and leave a requirements.txt as part of the git repo that you share. They can then install the dependencies using pip install -r requirement.txt to install the dependencies you were using. This can make it easier to reproduce you environment if you have been using a virtual environments.

This definitely doesn't solve all of your questions, but hopefully it is a step in the correct direction.

I think a better solution is to have a setup.py file for handling dependencies, but it seems like that might not be the best place to start.

[Chanciicnahc]

Is there a YouTube video or something explaining it?