python3-binary

Binary files for Python 3.

Usage

This repository provides pre-built Python binaries for Linux. Follow the steps below to use them:

1. Download the Binary

   • Navigate to the [Releases](https://github.com/ anubhavkrishna1/python3-binary/releases) section of this repository.
   • Download the appropriate binary archive (.tar.gz or .zip) for your desired Python version and architecture.

2. Extract the Binary

   • For .tar.gz files:

    tar -xvzf python-<version>-linux-<arch>.tar.gz

   tar -xvzf python-<version>-linux-<arch>.tar.gz -C /desired/path

   • For .zip files:

    unzip python-<version>-linux-<arch>.zip

   unzip python-<version>-linux-<arch>.zip -d /desired/path

3. Set Up Environment

   • Add the extracted binary directory to your PATH:

     export PATH=/desired/path/bin:$PATH

   • Verify the installation:

     python3 --version

4. Start Using Python

   • You can now use the custom Python binary for your projects.

Building Your Own Custom Python Version

This repository provides a GitHub Actions workflow to build a custom Python version. Follow the steps below to build your own version:

1. Fork the Repository

   • Click the "Fork" button at the top-right corner of this repository to create your own copy.

2. Navigate to Actions

   • Go to the "Actions" tab in your forked repository.

3. Trigger the Workflow

   • Select the "Build and Release Python Binary" workflow from the list.
   • Click the "Run workflow" button.
   • Provide the desired Python version (e.g., 3.11.7) in the input field.
   • Click "Run workflow" to start the build process.

4. Wait for the Build to Complete

   • The workflow will compile the specified Python version with optimizations and create binary archives.

5. Download the Artifacts

   • Once the workflow completes, navigate to the "Actions" tab.
   • Select the completed workflow run.
   • Download the generated binary files from the "Artifacts" section.

6. Use the Binary

   • Follow the instructions in the "Usage" section above to extract and use the custom Python binary.