Python Packaging with pyproject.toml - Wheels, pip install, CLI Entry Points Tutorial #40

Learn Python packaging! In this tutorial, you will learn how to turn your Python code into a distributable package using modern tools and standards. What you will learn: - Creating a Python package with the src layout - Writing __init__.py to define package exports - Configuring pyproject.toml (build-system, project metadata, package discovery) - Building wheel (.whl) and source distribution (.tar.gz) files - Inspecting wheel contents with unzip - Installing packages from local wheel files with pip - Verifying installation with pip list and pip show - Writing test scripts to validate installed packages - Creating CLI entry points with [project.scripts] - Using argparse to build command-line interfaces - Rebuilding and reinstalling packages with --force-reinstall Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 0:33 - Package Structure Explained 1:00 - Package Structure Demo 4:19 - Build & Install Explained 4:46 - Build & Install Demo 7:45 - CLI Entry Points Explained 8:12 - CLI Entry Points Demo 11:49 - Recap 12:29 - End Source code: https://github.com/GoCelesteAI/python_packaging Tags: Python, packaging, pyproject.toml, wheel, pip install, CLI, entry points, Python tutorial, setuptools, build, distribute, Python for beginners, learn Python, coding tutorial, CelesteAI, argparse