Next Steps

Improve your build

• Consider using flake8 to lint-check your project.
• Consider using tox to test your package against multiple python versions.

Host a private PyPi

pip is pretty flexible when it comes to finding python packages, it will even scrape HTML pages and look for <a> tags whose href="" attribute match the package name and archived in a supported format (e.g.: tar.gz, zip, etc)

You can configure the ~/.pypirc with several profiles and several different pypi servers.

Here are some open source pypi servers and related tools:

• Warehouse - The official pypi server software that powers pypi.org
• Basket - A personal favorite, useful for creating a local pypi mirror of packages to be used when offline or working remote.
• pypiserver - a minimal pypi server, no pretty UI.
• devpi-server - devpi is a universal python module packaging, testing and release tool. It comes with the command devpi-server which runs a pypi server.
• pure apache mod_rewrite

Get better at writing docs

• https://pythonhosted.org/an_example_pypi_project/sphinx.html

Explore other tools

• Many developers prefer py.test over nosetests, you should check it out.

Please give feedback

Create issues and/or pull-requests to this workshop at github: https://github.com/gabrielfalcao/from-your-editor-to-pypi/issues

• Suggestions
• Bug (or typo) fixes
• Or whatever could be improved about the workshop, really.