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With a powerful bash script, you can easily convert your Python code into binary files while cleaning up unnecessary directories and files created by PyInstaller. This script streamlines the compilation process and keeps your development environment tidy, allowing you to focus on building your application without distractions.

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# Bipit 🐍✨

**Bipit** is a program designed to create binary Python files on Linux for a 
single `.py` file. 

## Features 🌟
- Automatically creates a project directory as specified in the configuration 
file.
- Requires the location of the Python virtual environment directory.

## Usage 📖
To use Bipit, simply run the following command in your terminal:

```bash
./bipit your_script_name.py

Example:

./bipit akudong.py

This command will generate a binary file named akudong in the current directory and in the default project directory, which is projek_.

Configuration ⚙️

You can modify the configuration_binarypython.txt file to set up the Bipit program according to your preferences.

Accessing Bipit Globally 🌍

To make the Bipit command accessible from anywhere in your terminal, you can add an alias by modifying your shell configuration file (e.g., .bashrc or .zshrc):

alias bipit='/path/to/bipit'

Download 📥

Just clone this repository.


Thank you for using Bipit! Happy coding! 🎉

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With a powerful bash script, you can easily convert your Python code into binary files while cleaning up unnecessary directories and files created by PyInstaller. This script streamlines the compilation process and keeps your development environment tidy, allowing you to focus on building your application without distractions.

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