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Thanks for those links, they do a better job at explaining those various tools then most descriptions I've read so far. So if I understand correctly, the usual

by sysk 12y ago

Thanks for those links, they do a better job at explaining those various tools then most descriptions I've read so far. So if I understand correctly, the usual workflow is to create a distribution for your source code using setuptools (python setup.py sdist) and then upload them to Pypi using (python setup.py upload) or using Twine (twine upload dist/*). The uploaded distributions can then be installed by third party users by using pip (pip install somedistname).

servilio 12y ago
You are welcome, glad that they were helpful. My recommendation going forward: try the official documentation first always, it is of very high quality. * You are right on the usual workflow * I haven't used Twine so I can't comment on it Additional things you might want to look into: * Using ssh[2] to upload to PyPI * Signing distributions with OpenPGP [1] http://buildout.org http://buildout.org [2] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pypissh https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pypissh