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A short introduction on how to install packages from the Python Package Index (PyPI), and how to make, distribute and upload your own.

This guide is no longer being maintained - more up to date and complete information is in the Python Packaging User Guide.

Contents

1. Installing Distributions
   1. 1. Pip
      2. Python's distutils
      3. Buildout
2. What the Package Index Stores
3. Submitting Packages to the Package Index
   1. 1. Package Meta-Data
      2. Selecting Classifiers
      3. Missing Classifier?
   2. Package Distribution Files
   3. Exposing Multiple Releases

Installing Distributions

There are several ways to install packages from PyPI into your Python installation:

Pip

Pip is a modern, general purpose installation tool for python packages. Most often it is useful to install it in your system python.

Instructions for installing pip can be found on its relevant documentation page.

Some example, hopefully self-evident commands:

• $ pip install requests
• $ pip search xml
• $ pip show beautifulsoup4
• $ pip uninstall requests