Why can the code run correctly without "import pyconcrete" in the main.py? about pyconcrete HOT 9 CLOSED

I think you installed pyconcrete as site-packages, it will generate pyconcrete.pth in your site-packages, python will default load all *.pth at launch. So your main.py execute by default python executable, it will load pyconcrete.pth and then import pyconcrete automatically.

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@Falldog Thank you for your quick reply, what should I do if I don't want this characteristic, may remove 'pyconcrete.pth'?

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You should follow the README https://github.com/Falldog/pyconcrete#partial-encrypted-pyconcrete-as-lib, install pyconcrete as local library rather than global package

You can uninstall pyconcrete or delete pyconcrete.pth to revise current environment

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@Falldog I have deleted pyconcrete.pth and it works, maybe I should install it as a local library. I really appreciate your kind and quick reply.

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@Falldog I am going to install pyconcrete in a shell script, but I don't want to input the passphrase during the process, so whether I can just simply add --install-option="--passphrase=<your passphrase>" after python setup.py install, thanks.

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@animebing for current pyconcreate installation behavior not allow setup passphrase after installation. Please make your shell script to use credentials mechanism to install pyconcrete.

for your reference: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/212329/hiding-password-in-shell-scripts

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Well noted
Please give it a try

python setup.py install --passphrase=<your passphrase>

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@Falldog it works, thanks.

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