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I was wondering whether there would be a place for something similar to llamafile (i.e. bundling an APE executable along with data), but applied to uv.
This would allow to distribute stand-alone python scripts as single-file multi-platform executables.
Since uv already accepts self-describing Python files including PEP-723 metadata headers to specify dependencies, and it is a standalone static binary, it looks like an ideal basis for this kind of tool (which I haven't seen implemented anywhere yet).
Any thoughts?
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Doing something with uv is currently blocked on cosmo+rust support. https://ahgamut.github.io/2022/07/27/ape-rust-example/ We've had limited success with it in the past. But I predict it'll finally happen by the end of the year. So keep following the project and we'll be able to take care of you soon enough.
Feel free to close if too wild/off-topic.
I was wondering whether there would be a place for something similar to llamafile (i.e. bundling an APE executable along with data), but applied to uv.
This would allow to distribute stand-alone python scripts as single-file multi-platform executables.
Since
uv
already accepts self-describing Python files including PEP-723 metadata headers to specify dependencies, and it is a standalone static binary, it looks like an ideal basis for this kind of tool (which I haven't seen implemented anywhere yet).Any thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: