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I have been using Pyinstaller to create one executable out a few scripts. However, even though I am able to transform it into a executable, the same folder also contain a lot of required files in order of the program to run. So, here it comes my question: is somehow possible in Python to create a executable without having to have multiple .dll and encoding modules on the same folder?

Marc Schwambach
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    Yes, freezing your entire project including resources is possible. This sounds like a duplicate of [PyInstaller 2.0 bundle file as --onefile](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13946650/pyinstaller-2-0-bundle-file-as-onefile) – Torxed Apr 15 '20 at 07:59

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Use --onefile, as it is used to package everything into a single executable. If you do not specify this option, the libraries, etc. will be distributed as separate files alongside the main executable. 

pyinstaller.exe --onefile app.py
tidakdiinginkan
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