[PYTHON] Steps to install your own library with pip
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Publish / upload library created in Python to PyPI
Introduction
I registered the library on PyPI for the first time.
So
I will summarize what I did and what I studied.
Referenced site
How to use official setuptools Sample repository
Sample Repository
basic usage of settools
Write package information in setup.py
$ python setup.py sdist-> Create source package
$ python setup.py install-> package install
General commands for distribution
Create a PyPI account → PyPy User profile
$ python setup.py test
$ python setup.py register
$ python setup.py sdist bdist_egg upload
$ python setup.py upload_docs
Minimum required? ?? ??
Create a PyPI account → PyPy User profile
$ python setup.py register
$ python setup.py sdist upload
When updating
Change the version of setup.py
$ python setup.py sdist upload
Meaning of arguments of setup () function
- name
- Project name shown on PyPI
- version
- version
- description
- A brief overview of the project. Shown on PyPI
- url
- Project homepage
- author and author_email
- About the creator
- license
- License type
- classifiers
- List of project categorization
- keywords
- Project keywords
- pakages
- A list of packages required for this project. What is a package? Directory
- If you create something under the directory
simpleapi,
packages = ['simpleapi']- Also as
from setuptools import setup, find_packages
packages=find_packages(excluede['contrib', 'docs', tests*])- Can be
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- Exclude excludes the following directories
- install_requires
- Dependent packages (those that need to be piped in advance)
- package_data
- Additional packages required for the project
- I want to check and write the details later
- data_files
- Additional required files
- script
- Script to run during installation
- entry_points
- I'm not sure. I want to look it up and write it later
- console_scripts
- I'm not sure. I want to look it up and write it later