This repo currently contains a minimal test integration of cx_Freeze with PyGObject runtime stuff.
-- This, but as a.exe
It supports GTK 3.x and Cairo 1.x modules initially. To build the test executable on Windows, you need to install MSYS2 first and upgrade its core packages. Then, if you're using the MINGW32 shell environment that ships with MSYS2,
# pacman -S mingw-w64-i686-gtk3
# pacman -S mingw-w64-i686-python2-cx_Freeze
# pacman -S mingw-w64-i686-python2-cairo
# python setup.py build_exe
Change i686 to x86_64 if you're testing with the MINGW64 shell.
The resultant executables end up in build\exe.mingw-2.7, and can be
run by double-clicking them in Windows Explorer. To test them from the
Windows command line, use something like
C:\> G:
G:\> cd hello-cxfreeze-gtk\build\exe.mingw-2.7 && hellogtk && cd\ || cd\
To go beyond what this Hello World script does will need more DLLs and typelib files to be bundled for use at runtime. But this is a start.