Package: python-briefcase-doc (0.3.22-3)

Convert Python project to native application(common documentation)

Briefcase is a tool from the BeeWare project that allows you to package and distribute Python applications as native executables for different operating systems. With it, a developer can turn a Python project into an application that can be installed and run like any other common software on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.

The tool automates the process of packaging Python applications, generating packages in the appropriate format for each operating system. This means that it not only compiles Python code into an executable format, but also structures the project to meet the specific requirements of each platform.

Generates installation files compatible with each operating system (such as .exe, .dmg, .deb, .apk, among others). As well as packaging applications with graphical interfaces, making them indistinguishable from native applications.

Main features:

 - Independence from the development environment: The application can be
   developed on any operating system and, with Briefcase, can be packaged for
   multiple platforms, without having to be recreated from scratch for each of
   them.
 - Native package generation: Creates ready-to-install and use packages,
   without the need to install Python separately.
 - Integration with GUI frameworks: Support for Toga (from BeeWare) and other
   GUI libraries such as PySide.

This is the common documentation package briefcase.

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