TurboActivate with Python

Does anybody know how to get TurboActivate to work with Python?

I have got the package from the repo on the github and installed it but it does not show up in my PyCharm Project Interpreter. If I manually add the repo to PyCharm it fails as well.

I have been working on this for 2 days and have tried contacting support about it. They told me to uninstall Python and re-install Python so I did and it still does not work. Then they said they will have a tutorial in a month on this but that is ridiculous. Now they aren't responding to my emails.

If anybody could help I would truly appreciate it.

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I have got the Python Turbo Activate Implemented and working when I run the Python script from PyCharm but when I package my Python script into an .exe file using pyinstaller, the .exe returns a "Fatal Error! - Failed to execute 'myprogram'".

I have a feeling this is some type of dependency error. I have added TurboActiavte.dat and TurboActivate.dll to the same folder as the .exe file but I still get the error. Is there something you can think of that I am immediately missing? I have been working on this for days and feel like I am on the home stretch but need your help.

Thank you in advance!

First, use the latest version of our Python library and example:

https://github.com/wyattoday/python-turboactivate

Next, use the latest version of PyInstaller:

pip install --upgrade pyinstaller

Use at least version 3.4. Verify the version like so:

pip show pyinstaller

Lastly, package the binary like so:

pyinstaller --add-data "TurboActivate.dll;." --add-data "TurboActivate.dat;." example.py

More information here: https://wyday.com/limelm/help/using-turboactivate-with-python/

Also, we've taken control of the pip package and pushed our current version.