matrix-pypitmp 1.1.0

Create a template for pypi repo

Matrix PyPI Package Template

The Matrix PyPI Package Template is a basic template project creator uploading your project to PyPi packages index and make it globally available to the whole python community

Installation

You can install the Matrix PyPI Package Template from PyPI:

pip install matrix-pypitmp

The package is supported on Python 2.7, as well as Python 3 and above.

How to use

The Matrix PyPI Package Template is a command line application, named mtrxtmp. To create a template for your package to upload in pypi index simply call the program by specifying your project name and path to create it :

$ mtrxtmp [options] args ...

Specify the project name and path you want to create it

optional arguments:
    -h, --help            show this help message and exit
    --name PROJECT_NAME, 
	-n PROJECT_NAME  	  Name of the Project 
    --path PATH, -p PATH  Path to project template to be created

Example :

$mtrxtmp --name PROJECT_NAME --path "/PATH/TO/CREATE/PROJECT"

Running the program without an argument creates a project template with default name('matrix-pypi-template') in current working directory

The use of this package ends here.Now if your want to publish your package to pypi, follow the below steps: Requirements : Python Packages:

setuptools wheel twine

External Requirements : Accounts in PyPi and Test PyPI

Once the Project Template is adjusted to suit your project what needs to be done next is building your python package, It can be done by entering the following command in your project root directory :

$python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel

That should generate a build , dist and an egg for your project. To verify all the formats are correct we use a package called twine as below from your root directory:

$twine check dist/*

Now we have everything ready for our package upload :) .But.. we never tested how our newly created package works, so we upload to pypi test server to test and then upload to the actual one. To do that :

$twine upload --repository testpypi dist/*

This will ask for your test pypi username and password to upload Once this is done you have your package ready to test from test pypi server and can be installed with

$pip install --index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple/ --no-deps example-pkg-YOUR-USERNAME-HERE

Now you can test your package and make any adjustments if needed and upload to pypi by making a new dist if required. To uplaod into actual pypi repository all you need to do is enter the following command in your adjusted projects root folder

$twine  upload  dist/*	

It will ask for your pypi username and password to upload and you are done you can check your package in https://pypi.org/project/YOUR_PACKAGE-NAME-HERE/

for more detailed guide on packaging your project and uploading check Python's Official Guide on Packaging