How to Create a Python Package or Library and Upload to PyPi with Twine in 5 Easy Steps

Pypi: pypi.org/
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In this video, we will walk you through the process of packaging your Python code and uploading it to the Python Package Index (PyPI), so it can be easily installed and shared with others. We will cover the required files for uploading a package to PyPI: `setup.py`, `README.md`, `__init__.py`, and `component.py`, and explain their importance and how to create them.
Introduction: Brief overview of the video content.
Overview of PyPI: Explanation of what PyPI is and why it is useful.
Required Files for PyPI: Overview of the required files for uploading a package to PyPI.
Creating the `setup.py` file: Step-by-step guide on how to create the `setup.py` file, including an explanation of its contents and purpose.
Writing the `README.md` file: Guide on how to write the `README.md` file, including what information to include and how to format it.
Understanding the `__init__.py` file: Explanation of the purpose of the `__init__.py` file and how it works.
Creating the `functions.py` file: Guide on how to create the `component.py` file, including an example function and an explanation of its purpose.
Packaging the code: Step-by-step guide on how to package your code using the `setuptools` package.
Uploading to PyPI: Step-by-step guide on how to upload your package to PyPI using the `twine` package.
Conclusion: Recap of the video content and final thoughts.
By the end of this video, you will have a solid understanding of how to package your Python code and upload it to PyPI, so it can be easily shared and installed by others. Be sure to subscribe for more tutorials on Python and other programming topics!
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I kept on saying "function" in this video but meant to say "class". I only realized it after I uploaded it to KZbin.

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awesome! God bless you brother. you did great job in smart way. I love this video

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is there a way to obfuscate or hide source code in pypi