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Install requirements

pip install -r requirements.txt

Build package locally

pip install .

Usage of the package functions

Write script and import function

from simple_pypi import another_testing_function

Usage of the command line function

Run command in bash

spypi

Upload package to PyPi

Build

python setup.py bdist

Check

twine check dist/*

Upload

twine upload -u <USER> -p <PASSWORD> dist /*

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Instal from PyPi

pip install simple-pypi-pycode-pl==0.0.1

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which spypi

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