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To-pip

to-pip is a command line tool that helps you create Python packages from your Python files and upload them to PyPI with ease.

Installation

To install to-pip, use the following command:

python -m pip install to-pip

Usage

To use to-pip, simply run the following command:

python -m to_pip -n <package_name> -v <package_version> [-u <pypi_username> -p <pypi_password>] <python_files>

Where:

• <package_name> is the name of your package.
• <package_version> is the version of your package.
• <pypi_username> is your PyPI username (optional).
• <pypi_password> is your PyPI password (optional).
• <python_files> are the Python files you want to include in your package.

For example, if you have a file hello.py that you want to include in your package, you can run the following command:

python -m to_pip -n hello-world -v 0.1.0 hello.py

This will create a package called hello-world with version 0.1.0, and containing the hello.py file.

If you have multiple Python files that you want to include in your package, you can specify them all as arguments:

python -m to_pip -n hello-world -v 0.1.0 hello.py world.py

By default, to-pip will create a console script for each Python file you include in your package. For example, if you include hello.py and world.py, to-pip will create two console scripts called hello and world. You can run these scripts from the command line once you install your package.

Uploading to PyPI

If you want to upload your package to PyPI, you can provide your PyPI credentials using the -u and -p options:

python -m to_pip -n hello-world -v 0.1.0 -u <pypi_username> -p <pypi_password> hello.py

This will upload your package to PyPI once it is created.

License

to-pip is distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.