Yep. :) It's "MacTerm": https://github.com/kmgrant/macterm The Python front-end is mostly here: https://github.com/kmgrant/macterm/tree/master/Build

Yep. :) It's "MacTerm": https://github.com/kmgrant/macterm The Python front-end is mostly here: https://github.com/kmgrant/macterm/tree/master/Build/Application/PythonCode The ".app" bundle layout is constructed as part of the build: https://github.com/kmgrant/macterm/blob/master/Build/GNUmakefile ...but basically it puts Python scripts and a Python-runner into "MacOS", and Python and C++ libraries into "Frameworks". You could also download the built ".app" to see the final layout. This is actually quite a bit simpler than it used to be. In the old days I was able to support both PowerPC and Intel, multiple versions of Python and about 6 different old Mac OS X versions in the same bundle. I still can't quite believe that it worked. :)