Pyleon is a file packaging/bundling tool. Supply a list of files, and pyleon will put them all together and output them as a single file. Pyleon is written in Node but can be used to package any language or file type.
How to Use Pyleon
- Download Pyleon using the links below or get the source on Github.
- Create a JSON file with this structure:
{ "output": "combinedScripts.js", "files": [ "script1.js", "script2.js", "script3.js" ] }
. Note that output can be a string OR an array if you want to output to multiple files! - Run Pyleon from the command line, supplying the name of your JSON file as an argument – OR, name your JSON file pyle.json and Pyleon will automatically use it as the configuration. If you have a file named pyle.json in the same directory as Pyleon binary, you can just run the binary and it will take care of the rest.
- That’s it! Pyleon will automatically output your combined file to whatever files you specify in the output property of your JSON file.
Downloads
Binaries
Windows: v .21
Mac: v .21
Linux v .21
Source
As usual, you can browse the source on Github.
Is this a virus?
No it’s not! If you don’t trust me, you can run pyleon from the single file Node.js script in the repository–you will just have to download Node first.