David Timms wrote:
> Hi, I'm packaging a python based app [1], that I want to make a
> wrapper script [2] {or similar} for, so the app can start from a
> normal user terminal, with just the script name.
>
> I have had a couple of goes, but I'm not getting it. It's supposed
> to detect the appropriate lib/lib64 directory, append the
> site-lib/appfolder path, and call the python app. Any pythonites
> know a solution ?
I haven't read the bugzilla entry nor had my tea yet today, but here's
what I've done for some python apps:
#!/bin/sh
sitelib=`python -c "from distutils.sysconfig import get_python_lib; print get_python_lib()"`
exec python $sitelib/appdir/appname.py "$@"
Replace appdir and appname appropriately, put it in /usr/bin/appname,
and make it executable. If the software you are packaging installs
arch dependent files, you will probably need to replace the sitelib
call to:
sitelib=`python -c "from distutils.sysconfig import get_python_lib; print get_python_lib(1)"`
Notice the 1 in get_python_lib() there. That tells python to return
the arch specific lib dir.
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