Entry

Interpreter¶

When no entry point is specified, a python interpreter is launched.

A module's name to be called as python -m module (args) at runtime.

Python Command Rust

project.entry.module = "name"

pyaket run --module "name"

export PYAKET_ENTRY_MODULE="name"

The actual file called must exist module/__main__.py

A local script to be bundled and called as python script.py (args) after installation.

Python Command Rust

project.entry.script = "/path/to/script.py"

pyaket run --script /path/to/script.py

export PYAKET_ENTRY_SCRIPT="/path/to/script.py"

A command to be executed as command (args) after installation.

Python Command Rust

project.entry.command = "command"

pyaket run --command "command"

export PYAKET_ENTRY_COMMAND="command"

The venv is activated and the bin directory is added to PATH, so this can be a script defined in your pyproject.toml • [project.scripts] section.
It may be used if you have multiple entry points, like depthflow {main,gradio}, and want to hardcode pin one to be used, or set fixed arguments to some command.

Discouraged: Security implications, man in the middle attack, may use wrong executable

An inline Python code to be executed as python -c <code> after installation.

Python Command Rust

project.entry.code = "print('Hello, World!')"

pyaket run --code "print('Hello, World!')"

export PYAKET_ENTRY_CODE="print('Hello, World!')"