py-uv-config-log-example

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Use uv to manage dependencies, read configuration from a YAML file using PyYAML, customize logging to generate logs, and use APScheduler and py7zr to periodically compress and archive logs.

Usage in PyCharm

• In the Project view, right-click the src directory and select Mark Directory as -> Sources Root. This allows for direct imports of modules located under src.
• If running as a module, set the 'Module name' to app1.app1 and the 'Working directory' to the project's root directory.

Command

# Create a virtual environment in the current directory
uv venv

# --- Activate the virtual environment ---
# Windows
.venv\Scripts\activate.bat
# Linux / MacOS
source .venv/bin/activate

# --- Deactivate the virtual environment ---
# Windows
.venv\Scripts\deactivate.bat
# Linux / MacOS
deactivate

# Install the project in the current directory in editable mode
uv pip install -e .
# Execute the 'app1.app1' module as a script within the uv-managed environment
uv run python -m app1.app1

Packaging EXE

Initial Build:

• -F Single-file executable, -D Single-directory executable
• -n Specifies the name of the exe file
• --add-data Adds resource files
• -p Add the specified path to the module search path (sys.path)

pyinstaller -n app1 -D --add-data "src/app1/res;res" -p src src/app1/app1.py

Build Using a .spec File:

• --noconfirm No need to confirm whether to overwrite the last built file

pyinstaller app1.spec --noconfirm

Run the EXE:

app1.exe --config _internal\res\config.yml