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PyPPI (Python Private Package Index) is a Django application that provides a private Python Package Index. Originally forked from the DjangoPyPi project, this project gets ideas and code from chishop and DjangoPyPi2.
The reason of this project is that in big environment we need features not provided by the orginal packages:
Ability to allow/deny package registration
Ability to allow/deny package distribution upload
Different levels of visibility and access to the packages
Create Teams with proper access level
Project Info
Project Page: https://github.com/saxix/pyppi
Bug Tracking: https://github.com/saxix/pyppi/issues
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