Public Python Package Template
Using This Template for Your Own Package (e.g., "my_package")
To adapt this template for your new package (let's call it "my_package"):
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Copy or Template the Repository:
- Click the "Use this template" button on GitHub to create a new repository from this template.
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Rename the Package Directory:
- Rename the main package directory in src dir
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Update
pyproject.toml:[project].name: Change from"public_package_template"to"my_package".[project].urls: UpdateHomepageandRepositoryURLs to point to your new repository.
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Set up bump version:
- Install and authenticate GitHub CLI:
# Install GitHub CLI (if not already installed) # macOS: brew install gh # Linux: See https://cli.github.com/ # Authenticate gh auth login
- Create a Personal Access Token:
- Go to: https://github.com/settings/personal-access-tokens/new?type=beta
- Set permission "Contents" to Read & Write
- Copy the generated token
- Add the token to repository secrets:
gh secret set BUMPVERSION_TOKEN --body "your_generated_token_here"
- It is recommended to make the main branch protected as every push/merge/commit to it will trigger a bump version.
- Install and authenticate GitHub CLI:
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Set up PyPI
- Create PyPI API token:
- Go to: https://pypi.org/manage/account/token/
- Click "Add API token", set the scope for your package
- Copy the generated token (starts with
pypi-)
- Add the token to repository secrets:
gh secret set PYPI_PUBLISH_TOKEN --body "pypi-your_token_here"
- Create PyPI API token:
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Verify secrets setup:
# List all repository secrets gh secret list # Check authentication status gh auth status
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Once you push anything to main, a new tag will be created, built, and published to PyPI
Managing Repository Secrets via CLI
Additional useful commands:
# Set multiple secrets from .env file
gh secret set -f .env
# Delete a secret
gh secret delete SECRET_NAME
# Set organization-level secret
gh secret set SECRET_NAME --org your-org
# Open repository settings in browser
gh browse --settings
Installing Your Published Public Package
Then you can just pip install your package.
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