I created a small bash script to package your program up into an Appimage for releases or just for people to use that don't want to mess with python virtual environments and want portability.
It lives outside the source directory so when you update the program you can just build the new version.
The only thing it leaves behind is the build folder and the appimage, it doesnt touch your source at all.
It pulls the version info from the pyproject.toml file so when you update versions you just send it and it will name the outputted image correctly
It also makes the appimage launch with English as the default language unless set otherwise with the settings.
Usage: ./build-appimage.sh <path-to-gcode-lisa-source>
Builds an AppImage for GCode Lisa from the given source directory.
Alternatively, set GCODE_LISA_SRC environment variable and run without arguments.
build-appimage.sh
I just wanted to do this as a way of saying thank you.
I created a small bash script to package your program up into an Appimage for releases or just for people to use that don't want to mess with python virtual environments and want portability.
It lives outside the source directory so when you update the program you can just build the new version.
The only thing it leaves behind is the build folder and the appimage, it doesnt touch your source at all.
It pulls the version info from the pyproject.toml file so when you update versions you just send it and it will name the outputted image correctly
It also makes the appimage launch with English as the default language unless set otherwise with the settings.
build-appimage.sh
I just wanted to do this as a way of saying thank you.