bdist_mac¶
This command is available on macOS systems, to create a macOS application
bundle (a .app directory).
cxfreeze bdist_macpython setup.py bdist_mac
option name |
description |
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Path to an icns icon file for the application. This will be copied into the bundle. |
Path to the qt-menu.nib file for Qt applications. By default, it will be auto-detected. |
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File name for the bundle application without the |
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A list of key-value pairs (type: |
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File to be used as the |
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A list of Framework directories to include in the app bundle. |
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A list of tuples of additional files to include in the app bundle’s resources directory, with the first element being the source, and second the destination file or directory name. |
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The identity of the key to be used to sign the app bundle. |
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The path to an entitlements file to use for your application’s code signature. |
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Use |
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Use |
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Use |
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Run spctl-assess to asses output from codesign. |
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Boolean for whether to codesign using the |
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Comma-seperated string of options to use with codesign |
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Plist file to be passed to codesign’s |
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Path to use for all referenced libraries instead of |
Added in version 6.0: environment_variables, include_resources and
absolute_reference_path options.