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2 binaries were created: one for windows and one for linux (on Ubuntu 18.04).
They are both running and working as expected.
To run use (for example):

On windows: binary.exe -s 6969-c 9696-4
On Linux: ./binary -s 6969-c 9696-4

There are also 2 .spec files used for building both binaries because even though they have my system path they may be useful to see the configurations needed to generate a binary in the future.

This closes #56

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gridhead commented Oct 3, 2020

Cool. Allow me some time to review your pull request. Feel free to move on to other issues that you would want to work on.

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I have approved the contributions you made and have added hacktoberfest-accepted label to the PR. Will merge it shortly.

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ghost commented Dec 3, 2020

Hello @CptOrange16, just wanted to know how to add the data (folder and files) to it using pyinstaller command line.
Also, you might want to remake the executable of the sanctuary.py

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Package the chatroom server in an executable binary

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