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I'm trying to make my small Python very portable so a few of my friends can simply download it and run it easily. My script uses PRAW (a Reddit API wrapper in Python) to facilitate some calls at one point, but everything I search ends up recommending installing these third-party libraries through Pip or a similar package installer of sorts.

Is there a way to just download a library like PRAW, throw it in the same folder as the main script and simply import it? How would I go about doing this so as to not require my friends to have to install Pip?

Doug Smith
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  • First of All, Why not to use pip? What's the problem with that? – Amir Dec 10 '15 at 14:52
  • Then, I think it really depends on that library. Some need to compile some sorts of code and some need to setup environment on that system. That's what setup.py files do. – Amir Dec 10 '15 at 14:54

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