I need an easy way to distribute a Python project with all its dependencies included. I don't want something like PyInstaller: I need to distribute the same cross-platform package for each user. Recompiling on each OS is not an option.
When copied and installed into another system, the dependencies should be picked up from within the package (and not, e.g., from the Internet). Ideally, they should be installed into an isolated environment relative to that package.
Is it possible?
For those who know Ruby:
In Ruby, with Bundler, running bundle package --all-platforms will copy all my dependencies to ./vendor/cache/ within the project folder.
Then, on another machine, I can run bundle install --deployment and it will install the dependencies from ./vendor/cache to the local ./vendor/bundle path.
I'm looking for a similar procedure, with Python.
