Issue
I wrote an automation program which logs in to a website to perform a certain task. The .py file will be given to a number of users but I don't want them to be able to read the code and see the password used for logging in. How do I make sure that they can only execute the file but not read it?
Solution
To lock a Python script so it cannot be edited, you compile the PY file into a PYC file. This ensures that the users are unable to make any changes to the existing code within the scripts. A PYC file is binary in nature and cannot be read directly. Below is code that compiles a PY file into a PYC file:
import py_compile
script = "C:\\temp\\myscript.py"
py_compile.compile(script)
That code would make myscript.pyc. PYC files run even if the PY files are not present.
Source : https://support.esri.com/en/technical-article/000010321
Answered By - adybro
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