New online python compiler

python2exe.com is a online python compiler
that i'm working on. if you are interested in helping out the project is on github

github.com/Brick02/OnlinePythonCompiler

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fuck off mr. cena

my dog can shit out a better frontend

>compiler
>python

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Harder for people to see your code I guess.

"compiler"

spotted the webdev

kekd
>python
>compiler

You are the webdev, what a shitty idea to compile python online

>You are the webdev
What the fuck are you talking about?

You are injecting a keylogger, right OP?

Why should I use this instead of local PyInstaller?

>Beware...the source code is extremely messy.
Actual s o y holy fuck

it doesn't work for me op

hey op start the server so I can fuck it up again

You want to compile python to let normies use your programs without installing and downloading dependencies since they are included into a single .exe.

if($imageFileType != "py" ) {
echo "Sorry, your file is not a python file. ";
$uploadOk = 0;
}

if ($uploadOk == 0) {
echo "your file was not uploaded.";

} else {(...)
no why

>upload python
>download virus
it works!

This is such a security nightmare holy fucking shit

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There are compilers for python and there are use cases for it.

If you don't know what you're talking about don't open your ignorant mouth

Python2Virus.com :)

>hey, here's a great idea, let's take an interpreted language that by definition is portable and make it non-portable by 'compiling' it to a goddamned Windows .exe file! Brilliant!
fucking NECK YOURSELF you gigantic faggot

Python2trashbin.com you upload your shitty python program and it deletes it for you

yet you can't exploit it

Why wouldn't I just do this locally with my own local and secure PyInstaller or docker-pyinstaller? Why?

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>compiler
Is this just converting to some shitty .pyc format?

this. op, why

link is dead?

i remember finding this a while back when i was trying to convert my python file to exe. i hope ur making improvements because i was having trouble.

Go change the name.
Py2exe is already a thing. It's a tool for freezing python scripts into single executables.
As far as ideas go implementing that on the web isn't a bad idea. There's plenty of scripts I think rookies would like to pass around as executable binaries.

There's plenty of online compilers for countless languages that do just fine. You sandbox.

Nigger left xdebug on the server. Holy fucking shit!

if people wanted to compile their programs, they can do it themselves from bash/cli. i won't even begin to touch on the subject of blatant code thievery and potential for malware injections by the owner. there's many reasons why this is a stupid idea.
> being this fucking retarded
found the web designers.

Assuming one wanted to compile a Python program to native code in some way, why would someone want to use a web interface? Especially one that seems to work on a single file. Most Python projects that would benefit from this are composed of many files, not all of which are in the same folder. It would be better to release a command line tool instead.

I'll make the logo

> hi, im a really stupid faggot that has no idea how php works
fuck off, stupid faggot.

i think op is trying to set up a trap for dumb faggots. there's no other reason i can think of for this extremely stupid idea.

Does this compile, or just prepend an interpreter to your script?

All it does is use this: pyinstaller.org/

cringe and bluepilled

Needs a CoC

>use my website
>lmao webdev
Sorry pajeet, but the one telling people to use a website is the webdev here

this is the dumbest thing i've seen this year

I actually really need to make a simple python script into a windows executable for work, but whenever I try to use anything I get from pip on my Linux machine at home it seems fine but won't actually run on a windows machine. I fucking hate Windows so much. OP your stupid fucking website is down I just want to convert this to an .exe

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More precisely it makes the file into a standalone Linux executable.

I need it to be a Windows executable. How do I achieve this on Linux?

>It would be better to release a command line tool instead.
That would be PyInstaller, which OP is using for his service anyway.

Run PyInstaller for Windows via Wine.