semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
squisher 0.3
"squish" Python packages into importable stand-alone .pyc files

Squisher can take a directory representing a Python package (i.e. a directory with __init__.py and so on) 
and "squish" it into a single .pyc file that you can import, or run on the command line, just like any other 
.py/.pyc file.

The hook is that it can be thus imported *without* necessarily having Squisher itself installed. All you do 
is run Squisher on a directory (or an existing zip file if you wish), and you get a single file you can 
import with any normal Python installation.

It is complementary to Eggs in a way. They're good for having packages globally installed and keeping 
them up-to-date, but very often you may want the simple convenience of dropping a .pyc in a directory 
and importing it. Furthermore, since Squished packages are just zip files with a special Python bytecode 
header (and Eggs are just zipfiles with internal metadata added), you can actually run it on an Egg and 
get a file that can be used as an Egg *or* a Squished package just by renaming it.