Why is the 'src' layout recommended by this skill?

The 'src' layout is recommended because it prevents accidental imports from the project root and ensures tests run against the installed package.

Can I use this skill to publish to private repositories?

Absolutely. It provides configurations for PyPI, TestPyPI, and private indices like JFrog or AWS CodeArtifact.

Does this skill support the latest Python packaging standards?

Yes, it focuses on modern standards including PEP 517, 518, and 621 for metadata and build system requirements.

What CLI frameworks are supported for entry points?

The skill provides specific implementation patterns for both the Click library and the standard argparse module.

Does it support automated versioning?

Yes, it includes patterns for dynamic versioning using tools like setuptools-scm based on Git tags.

Python Packaging & Distribution

Name: Python Packaging & Distribution
Author: yusoofsh

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Developer Tools

Builds professional, distributable Python packages using modern pyproject.toml standards and automated publishing workflows.

About

This skill provides a comprehensive framework for creating, structuring, and distributing Python packages according to modern industry standards like PEP 621 and PEP 517. It assists developers in choosing between source and flat layouts, configuring build backends such as setuptools or Hatchling, and managing project metadata within a single pyproject.toml file. Whether you are building internal libraries, public PyPI packages, or complex CLI tools, this skill ensures your project follows best practices for versioning, dependency management, and automated CI/CD distribution.

Key Features

Generates standardized pyproject.toml configurations following PEP 621
Provides templates for CLI entry points using Click and argparse
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Implements recommended 'src' layouts for better package isolation
Supports modern build backends including setuptools, Hatchling, and Flit
Configures automated PyPI publishing workflows via GitHub Actions and Twine

Use Cases

Converting local utility scripts into installable, professional Python libraries
Creating distributable command-line tools with automatic shell registration
Standardizing Python project structures for team-wide consistency and scalability

About

Key Features

Generates standardized pyproject.toml configurations following PEP 621
Provides templates for CLI entry points using Click and argparse
0 GitHub stars
Implements recommended 'src' layouts for better package isolation
Supports modern build backends including setuptools, Hatchling, and Flit
Configures automated PyPI publishing workflows via GitHub Actions and Twine

Use Cases

Converting local utility scripts into installable, professional Python libraries
Creating distributable command-line tools with automatic shell registration
Standardizing Python project structures for team-wide consistency and scalability