The interweb seem to incline on py2app when it come to deploying applications on mac. I’ve tried to make a single deployable.app file for my application for a long time trying to follow these. Use a Mac OS X installation Disc. If you’re unable to use Internet Recovery Mode or create a bootable USB installer, you can still use a Mac OS X installation disc. These discs are available for OS X Snow Leopard, OS X Lion, and OS X Mountain Lion. If your Mac is from 2012 or earlier, there was an installation disc in the original box. Using PyInstaller with PyQt on Mac OS-X. Dmg files with lzfse compression. PyInstaller has only preliminary support for Mac OS-X and currently (Feb. 2010) needs some workarounds and modifications to work properly with PyQt. Therefore this short how-to will show the steps to make the QtWebKit based 'Minibrowser' sample app from here into an OS-X application bundle.
How To Install Pyqt5 For Mac Os Catalina
25 Nov 2015 #OS X#Python#PyQt
This quick guide details compiling sip and PyQt5 on OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) using Homebrew for Qt5 installtion.
In case you don’t have Homebrew installed:
Let’s start with installing the latest version of Python 2.x, Qt5, as well as wget using brew:
While that is “brewing”, make sure you have Xcode installed (can be installed via the Mac App Store). When Xcode is installed, also make sure you have its command-line tools installed and that you have agreed to Apple’s license agreement:
Then let’s download the PyQt5 source for Linux and OS X and the prerequisite SIP source.
Double-check that the newly installed Python 2.7.x is being used when just executing python: Neat video pro for premiere pro mac.
Untar and compile (also double check the path to your qmake):
Please note, you may want want to check out the options in the configure.py files prior to configuring/compiling.
You may now import PyQt5 as a module in Python 2.7!