Treffer: Multi-Version PYZ Builder

Multi-Version PYZ Builder Script The Multi-Version PYZ Builder Script is a powerful command-line tool designed to create a Universal Python Module optimized for cross-platform and multi-version compatibility. It allows developers to bundle multiple protected .pyc files—each corresponding to a different Python version—into a single .pyz archive. This approach significantly enhances Python code security by using previously compiled and protected versions of code, making it more difficult for others to reverse-engineer or analyze the source code. Key Features Cross-Platform Compatibility: The generated .pyz files can be executed on any operating system where Python 3.6+ is installed, including Windows, macOS, and Linux/Unix systems. Multi-Version Support: Supports multiple Python versions by including protected .pyc files for each targeted Python version. Automatically detects the current Python interpreter version at runtime and executes the corresponding code. Enhanced Code Protection: Integrates with the Local Python Code Protector Script or any other protection tool to use previously compiled and protected .pyc files, adding layers of code obfuscation in Python and encryption. Secure Code Sharing: Facilitates secure code distribution without exposing the original source code, aligning with Python code security best practices. This tool is ideal for developers who need to distribute their Python modules securely across different platforms and Python versions while maintaining a high level of code protection. Installation Before using the Multi-Version PYZ Builder Script, ensure that you have Python 3.6+ installed on your system. Installing Required Packages The script requires the following Python packages: requests psutil cryptography astor You can install them using pip: bash pip install requests psutil cryptography astor Ensure that you are using the correct version of pip associated with your Python 3 installation. If you are using a virtual environment, activate it before installing the packages.Note: The ...