Create, Package & Publish your OWN Python Library

In this video, MakerBytes host Josh will walk you through the different steps to write your own Python library, create the files needed to make a package and upload it to PyPi (Python Packaging Index).

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[willemdafoe]

Here I am, 24 y/o engineer watching a packaging tutorial by a middle schooler :D
Keep the good work up bro, you rock!

[atrumluminarium]

This is genuinely one of the best videos about packaging python modules on YouTube

[varunnagrare]

You sir are amazing! I've been searching about this for 4 months and here it is simple and easy

[agator]

Thank you for going full depth into module creation. For some reason this level of explaining is hard to find vs more introductory and basic concepts.

[datasciencesagemode]

Superb explanation !!! I would love to have more videos like this. Thanks a lot.

[trerobinson]

This was very helpful and informative. Thank you for creating the easy-to-follow content!

[mohajeramir]

It was excellent. Thank you so much, but I could not help noticing the low ceiling. I would not survive that.

[coolperson]

Thanks a bunch dude! I'm learning python right now and can't wait to show this to my friends :D

[gunjanshah]

Hey, thanks for this video!
Now, if I want to make changes, like adding a function of squaring the value may b, so how can I add those additional functions and update my published library??

[shivan]

Great video. I made my own package today!

[jgzvyrz]

Thank you a lot to support the community by an information

All Regards

[DevOpsJourney]

How are you getting the nice colorful font in VSCode? Thanks!

[papiangelus]

Awesome video! Quick question tho. So I finished the entire process of uploading my package but my package has the version number at the end which is less than ideal if someone wanted to install it. Here is what I'm talking about: "pip3 install twist-web==0.0.1" How would I get rid of the "==0.0.1" at the end of my pkg name?

[santiagobmx]

Mad chill video. Well done man. thank you!

[bhoopendragupta]

Simple and easy to understand, keep up the good work 👍.

[NicolasMichel-be]

Very good tuto in all aspects. Thanks.

[mohajeramir]

I followed these steps, and I could pip install the package, but I could not import it in python. The solution I found was to put the __init__.py in a subfolder, and in your setup.py, put

[alwayscubing]

Wow! it really helped me in many ways while making large programs...impressed my friends

[abhijeet.ai_]

Hey i published my package but accidently gave it another name how to create new release/update the package already published

[gabrielegatti]

Very useful!!
Thank you for this great tutorial!!