Python packaging helps you turn your code into a package that others can install and use. You can share libraries, command-line tools, or any Python code on PyPI, the official package index. This skill guides you through setting up a proper project structure, writing a pyproject.toml file, and building wheels or source distributions.
Anyone who writes Python code can benefit from this skill. Whether you are creating a small utility or a large library, packaging makes it easy to distribute, version, and manage dependencies. You will learn modern standards like PEP 621 and how to publish to public or private repositories.
The step-by-step patterns include source layout and flat layout options. You will also see how to add metadata, classifiers, and optional dependencies. By the end, you can confidently share your Python projects with the world.
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