packageupload 1.5.2

The most easy way to upload your packages to PyPI!

PackageUpload

The most easy way to upload your packages to PyPI!

Table of Content

• Installation
• What is PackageUpload?
• Usage
• Development
• Legals

Installation

You can install this library with PIP, the Python Package Manager

Simply type pip install packageupload in your terminal/command-line prompt.

This library has four third-pary dependencies installed automatically with pip install packageupload.

What is PackageUpload?

It is a simple python script that will help you upload your packages on PyPI (because it's boring to build setup.py and upload it manually)

You just have to launch packageupload from your command-prompt/terminal!

Usage

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PREREQUISITE

You first need to create a repository for your package on GitHub and to upload it to GitHub.

Then you need to create a release for this repository.

You also need a PyPI account (obviously)

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Instructions

Open the package directory in your command-prompt (or cdto it).

Run packageupload

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Options

Usage

• packageupload <option1> <option2>

Available Options

• nocleanup: To leave everything without cleaning up the directory to its first state.

• keepsetup: To leave the setup.py file (not needed if nocleanup)

• customclassifiers: To add custom classifiers to your setup file

• customurl: To add a the website URL for the package (if you want something other than the GitHub Repository)

• customsetup: If you want to customize your setup with other sections (i.e. entry_points, ...)

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Functions

• start(keepsetup, nocleanup, customclassifiers, customurl)

It will guide you and help you upload your packages on PyPI

Arguments:

cleanup (optional, default: True): Wether you want to clean and keep the directory as if nothing happened after uploading the package to PyPI (> bool)

keepsetup (optional, default: False): Wether you want to keep setup.py after the upload is done or not (not needed if cleanup = False). (> bool)

customclassifiers (optional, default: True): Wether you want to add custom classifiers or not. (> bool)

customurl (optional, default: False): Wether you have a website other than the GitHub repo for the package and that you to add it. (> bool)

upgrade (optional, default: False): If True, it will not check the availability of the name.

Returns 0 if everything is fine and uploaded correctly to PyPI

Returns 1 if an error occured while cleaning the package directory

Returns 2 if an error occured while uploading the package.

Returns 3 if an error occured while building the package.

Returns 4 if an error occured while verifying the module/packaging the module.

Returns 5 if an error occured while creating the setup file.

Returns 6 if you aborted.

Returns 7 if an error occured while downloading the package with pip

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• setup(customurl)

Creates a setup.py file.

Arguments:

customurl (optional, default: False): Wether you have a website other than the GitHub repo for the package and that you to add it. (> bool).

upgrade (optional, default: False): If True, it will not check the availability of the name.

Returns 0 if success 1 if failed (> integer)

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• module_verification()

To package the module and its files.

Arguments:

there is no argument to pass.

Returns 0 if success, 1 if failed (> integer)

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• build()

To build the package.

Arguments:

there is no argument to pass.

Returns 0 if success, 1 if failed (> integer)

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• upload()

To upload a built package to PyPI.

Arguments:

there is no argument to pass.

Returns 0 if success, 1 if failed (> integer)

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• clean(keepsetup)

Cleans the package directory.

Arguments:

keepsetup (optional, default: False): Wether you want to keep setup.py or not. (> bool)

Returns 0 if success, 1 if failed (> integer)

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• download()

Installs the package using pip.

Arguments:

there is no argument to pass.

Returns 0 if success, 1 if failed (> integer)

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Development

PackageUpload is in constant development and fixes are made on a regular basis (but I also try to add some new features ehe)

If you have any issues, questions, development problem: feel free to ask in the issues section.

If you want to help us and join me here is a quick guide.

Files

__init.py__ is the main module

README.md is the text file you're currently reading, with all the documentations and explanations.

LICENSE is a text file with File Center's license

Dependencies

The File Center Library has four third-party dependencies.

• twine
• setuptools
• filecenter
• lifeeasy

(filecenterand lifeeasy are both written by me)

SetupTools is used to make build the package.

Twine is used to safely upload the package.

FileCenter is used to check files.

LifeEasy is used to make my life easier.

Copyrights and Legals

If you think that there is any kind of copyright infrigements, feel free to ask me to remove it and I will try to do so as soon as possible

GitHub is a brand which belongs to GitHub, Inc. (Microsoft)

Python belongs to the Python Software Foundation

©Anime no Sekai - 2020 ✨