能否将多个Windows平台.exe格式安装程序打包为单个可执行安装包？

Absolutely! You can absolutely bundle those .exe installers into a single package for one-click installation, and there are also great alternatives leveraging the open-source nature of those apps. Let’s break down your options clearly:

1. Tools to Bundle Existing .exe Installers #

These tools let you wrap all your separate installers into a single executable that runs them automatically (usually silently):

• Inno Setup (free, open-source): This is one of the most popular choices for this use case. You’ll write a simple .iss script to define the installation flow—copy all your exes to a temporary folder, then run each with their silent install parameters (most open-source apps support /verysilent or /silent). Here’s a quick snippet example:

[Setup]
AppName=My Open Source Toolkit
AppVersion=1.0
DefaultDirName={autopf}\MyToolkit

[Files]
Source: "7zip.exe"; DestDir: "{tmp}"
Source: "Notepad++.exe"; DestDir: "{tmp}"

[Run]
Filename: "{tmp}\7zip.exe"; Parameters: "/verysilent"; Flags: waituntilterminated
Filename: "{tmp}\Notepad++.exe"; Parameters: "/silent"; Flags: waituntilterminated

• NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System) (free, open-source): A flexible, script-based installer builder. You can define sections to copy your installers to a temp directory and execute them sequentially. Example script snippet:

Name "My Open Source Bundle"
OutFile "BundleInstaller.exe"
InstallDir "$PROGRAMFILES\MyBundle"

Section "Install All"
  SetOutPath "$TEMP"
  File "7zip.exe"
  File "Notepad++.exe"
  
  ExecWait '"$TEMP\7zip.exe" /verysilent'
  ExecWait '"$TEMP\Notepad++.exe" /silent'
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• Advanced Installer (free tier available): A more user-friendly, GUI-based tool if you don’t want to write scripts. You can add your exes as "custom actions" or "prerequisites", set their silent flags, and bundle everything into a single installer with a few clicks.

2. Alternatives Using Open-Source Source Code #

Since you have access to the GitHub repos, these options give you more control:

• Custom Chocolatey Meta-Package: If the apps are already in the Chocolatey repo, create a meta-package that lists all your target apps as dependencies. Users can then run choco install your-metapackage -y to install everything at once. If an app isn’t on Chocolatey, you can build your own package for it first.
• Scoop Bucket: For a developer-focused approach, set up a custom Scoop bucket with manifests for each open-source app. Users can install all apps with a single command like scoop install your-bucket/7zip notepad++, or you can write a simple batch/PowerShell script to run the installs sequentially.
• Batch/PowerShell Script: Skip packaging entirely—write a simple script that runs each installer silently. For example, a PowerShell script:

# Silent install 7-Zip
Start-Process -FilePath ".\7zip.exe" -ArgumentList "/verysilent" -Wait

# Silent install Notepad++
Start-Process -FilePath ".\Notepad++.exe" -ArgumentList "/silent" -Wait

Just zip the script with all your exes, and users double-click the script to start the automated installs.

Quick Notes to Keep in Mind #

• Always verify that each app’s installer supports silent installation (run installer.exe /? or installer.exe /help to check parameters).
• Make sure your bundling/distribution complies with each app’s open-source license terms.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Ritabrata Maiti