Is there a way to run a python script that is inside a zip file from bash?
Question: I know there is a way to import modules which are in a zip file with python. I
created kind of custom python package library in a zip file.

I would like to put as well my "task" script in this package, those are using
the library. Then, with bash, I would like to call the desired script in the
zip file without extracting the zip.

The goal is to have only one zip to move in a specified folder when I want to
run my scripts.


Answer: I finally found a way to do this. If I create a zip file, I must create
`__main__.py` at the root of the zip. Thus, it is possible to launch the
script inside the main and call if from bash with the following command :

`python myArchive.zip`

This command will run the `__main__.py` file! :)

Then I can create `.command` file to launch the script with proper parameters.

You can also put some code in the `__main__.py` file to give you more
flexibility if you need to pass arguments for example.

ex: `python __main__.py buildProject`

The reference documentation is here:
<https://docs.python.org/2/library/runpy.html>

